ORLANDO – ChamSys had a lot to be happy about at WFX. In addition to drawing large crowds to the four training sessions it held at the show, the company went home with a prestigious New Products Award for its new user-friendly console, the ChamSys QuickQ 20.

A panel of judges drawn from leading church TDs and the Worship Tech Director website selected the ChamSys QuickQ 20 for the honor. Key to their decision are the many features in the affordable, plug-and-play console that  make lighting control readily accessible to virtually any end user.

“The worship market was clearly on our mind when we developed the QuickQ 20,” said Philip Watson, ChamSys USA Director. “The console was designed to make it simple and straightforward for students, volunteers and part-time technicians at a house of worship to have hands-on control of dimmers, LED color mixing functions and moving lights.”

With its intuitive smartphone-like 9.7” touchscreen interface, the ChamSys QuickQ 20 offers an easy path to setup, programming and playback. It’s also rich in features that help create an immersive mood at worship services by colorizing a room. For example, its dedicated “Color Control Area” includes hue and saturation encoders.  The console also allows users to select colors from in-built palettes and gel libraries using the touchscreen.

“We’re very happy and honored to receive this award,” said Watson. “Our team paid careful attention to the needs of churches when designing the QuickQ 20, so this recognition is especially gratifying.”  

ORLANDO – ChamSys had a lot to be happy about at WFX. In addition to drawing large crowds to the four training sessions it held at the show, the company went home with a prestigious New Products Award for its new user-friendly console, the ChamSys QuickQ 20.

A panel of judges drawn from leading church TDs and the Worship Tech Director website selected the ChamSys QuickQ 20 for the honor. Key to their decision are the many features in the affordable, plug-and-play console that  make lighting control readily accessible to virtually any end user.

“The worship market was clearly on our mind when we developed the QuickQ 20,” said Philip Watson, ChamSys USA Director. “The console was designed to make it simple and straightforward for students, volunteers and part-time technicians at a house of worship to have hands-on control of dimmers, LED color mixing functions and moving lights.”

With its intuitive smartphone-like 9.7” touchscreen interface, the ChamSys QuickQ 20 offers an easy path to setup, programming and playback. It’s also rich in features that help create an immersive mood at worship services by colorizing a room. For example, its dedicated “Color Control Area” includes hue and saturation encoders.  The console also allows users to select colors from in-built palettes and gel libraries using the touchscreen.

“We’re very happy and honored to receive this award,” said Watson. “Our team paid careful attention to the needs of churches when designing the QuickQ 20, so this recognition is especially gratifying.”