Prompter People ProLine Plus Glass and Monitor Upgrade Kit

The ProLine Plus hood comes off without tools, and that is the whole point of this kit. It contains the hood assembly with 65/35 American-made low-iron beamsplitter glass already fitted, a fabric lens cover, and the auto-reversing prompting monitor with its VESA plate and a TeleScroll licence - everything needed to take a prompter from one size to another, or from a 400 NIT panel to a 1000 NIT HighBright one.

That covers both directions. A studio rig with a 19 inch head can drop to 12 inches for a location day and go back on Monday; a travel prompter that keeps getting outshone by a window can move up to the HighBright panel without the rest of the rig changing. Regular 400 NIT monitors take HDMI, VGA and composite; the 1000 NIT HighBright monitors add 3G-SDI in and out and 4-pin XLR locking power on side inputs. The swap takes minutes.