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gobo
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gobo [′gō‚bō]
(engineering)
A panel used to shield a television camera lens from direct light.
(engineering acoustics)
A sound-absorbing shield used with a microphone to block unwanted sounds.
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These flush mounted ceiling projectors present a clean and sophisticated look, and can be fitted with gobos to project images onto walls in commercial environments.
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It can be adjusted without a service call with some very basic working knowledge of its controls, and it can be fitted with hand-cut templates or even Roscoe gobos for special lighting effects.
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If he''s a gearhead, he might even offer specialty lighting abilities you might not think of, such as the ability to shine gobos on the dance floor -- gobos being customized templates that display things like your wedding monogram.
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