Chyron Partners with Vanguard for LED Display at NAB 2026
MELVILLE, NEW YORK – April 16, 2026 – Chyron is pleased to announce its partnership with Vanguard LED for NAB 2026. LED displays are an integral part of Chyron’s booth, bringing content to life for visitors. Creating and driving content to LED displays is a core competency within the Chyron product portfolio through PRIME Video Walls (used in studio video walls and in commercial and experiential displays) and PRIME Click Effects (driving large in venue LED presentations).
“It was important to Chyron to partner with an LED provider who is as passionate as we are about quality, and who saw NAB as a real opportunity for their business,” states Hayes Stamper, director of marketing communications at Chyron.
“At Vanguard LED, partnership isn’t a tagline — it’s the way we work. For more than thirteen years, we’ve earned the trust of integrators, architects, and end-users across the country by doing one thing consistently — delivering exactly what we promise,” says Max Perry, president at Vanguard. “We are delighted to work with Chyron, delivering the right solution for NAB.”
Vanguard products come from the most respected OEM factories in each LED segment, ensuring that every display provides optimal performance and reliability, suitable for the customer’s use case. Vanguard provides a wide range of systems, including indoor and outdoor solutions, wall-mounted, hung, or ground-supported installations, in every imaginable aspect ratio, scale and shape: flat, curved, or cylindrical. Vanguard matches pixel pitches as fine as P0.6 and controls every aspect of performance — contrast, scan rate, refresh rate, frame rate, color temperature, and processing depth, ensuring flawless displays in any environment.
Vanguard tested every system in house before shipping to NAB and Vanguard technicians are overseeing the installation with the same white glove service they provide to customers. Executives from the Vanguard team will be available on the Chyron booth for consultation.
