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Gamproducts average salary is $47,500, median salary is $47,500 with a salary range from $47,500 to $47,500.
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Computer Systems Engineer 47,500-47,500 New York, NY, 10001 2012 Gamproducts Computer Systems Engineer Salaries (1)
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  • GAM Products , Inc.
  • Industry: Other
  • City: Los Angeles, CA
  • GAMPRODUCTS, INC. was founded in 1975 as the Great American Market. One of its first products was the off-the-shelf stainless steel gobo, The Great American Pattern, soon followed by the first portable modular projection system, the Great American Scene Machine. GAM was a pioneer in the early days of the concert rock 'n roll era creating special effects for just about every major concert artist, as well as for opera, television and film productions. The Great American Pattern, introduced as an off-the-shelf projection device became a basic tool for every lighting designer, from high school to Broadway, from the television...