Kayenne (1) - Functionality

See why you can "Say 'yes' to any production." In the first of a series of 10 video chapters, Grass Valley product architect Mike Krim introduces the incomparably broad spectrum of functionality of Kayenne, the award-winning switcher.

[@paulwalker6297]

I think this is one of the best mixers currently available. As ever, well done GV 😉

[@lalnunmawia2408]

wooowww love this. i used blackmagic design 1 me switcher according ti my budget. wating for this big.

[@anthonybush3134]

Looks like spaceship. You can fire up the death star with that thing!!!

[@grassvalleylive]

In the original Star Wars, they used a Grass Valley 1600 switcher to actually fire the Death Star.

[@semaforstudio1]

wow !!!!

[@56335130]

look at the control panel pcb,it's like an arc

[@grassvalleylive]

That was the intention so that a TD could actually reach all the buttons. The design was copied by another switcher manufacturer you may be familiar with.

[@56335130]

@@grassvalleylive OMG GV answered me,I'm huge GV fan, I have a kahuna hahaha .Never saw arc pcb before,thanks for the info.

[@grassvalleylive]

@@56335130 Of course 😃 It's actually the supporting frame that has the arc. Then each M/E bank is added...it's not one big switcher, but a lot of horizontal banks so it can be customized.

[@56335130]

@@grassvalleylive ok understood,It's the force that bend the pcb ,the supporting frame is Mr. Bender,not the arc pcb manufactured

[@taylorhickman84]

that's not the only thing in an arc, look at the cpu motherboard...

[@scwallac]

I think I'll stick with my GVG 110

[@rwhite6191]

Who's the guy in the video? I think he trained me or did a demo at NAB for me.

[@grassvalleylive]

Mike Krim