Grundorf Announces Lycra Facade LED Screens Grundorf announces the new G-Series Lycra façade LED screens. Designed for DJs, performing musicians, and others looking to visually upgrade their on-stage visual aesthetic, the new LED screens significantly enhance the visual experience for the audience by adding a classy, stylish ambiance to the room, the company says. The G-Series LED screens are available in three models: two designed for table-top use and a third floor-standing unit. The GS-LS1652T LED screen measures 16" x 52" x 18" (height, width, depth) and can be used with the company's AT-5422 table. The GS-LS1658T LED screen measures 16" x 58 " x 18" (height, width, depth) and is suited for use with the company's AT-6022 table. The GS-LS4863T LED screen is the floor-standing unit. With it, guitarists, for example, can hide their amps and signal processors while giving the performance venue some visual appeal. For DJs, the panels can hide the record crates while presenting a holographic look across the dance floor. Crafted from multi-layer plywood, the tough white Lycra material is installed between two wood panels, for a screen that resists sagging. The frames are covered with a durable black carpet finish that hides dirt and scratches while making the panels easy to grasp during transport. Frank Grund, president of Grundorf Corporation, said, "Our new G-Series LED screens are an elegant solution to the age-old problem of hiding unsightly cables and other items during one's gig while presenting a contemporary lighting solution that enhances any performance venue. Regardless of whether one chooses the table-top or the floor standing screen, it's a snap to place LED lights behind the panels and illuminate the stage area. And since LEDs don't emit any heat, there's nothing for performers to be concerned about. We've had many DJ's and club operators ask for a solution to on-stage visual clutter and these light panels are a very cost effective and visually appealing solution." The Grundorf G-Series LED screens are available now. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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