Acme Genesis moving head

[501damian501]

I assumed you DMX'd them to do that?

assumed I though you was the expert darren

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

assumed I though you was the expert darren

Expert on knowing what people are doing in their own homes and what they are using without being told?

There's a difference between an expert and someone looking into a crystal ball.

[tc1ooo]

Yeah, I don't see the point of spending a lot of money on lights like that if you don't dmx them.

The motors are a lot quieter than the imoves.

[Tom]

Yeah, I don't see the point of spending a lot of money on lights like that if you don't dmx them.

The motors are a lot quieter than the imoves.

Totally agree.

The on board programs are "ok" so to speak but DMX does really work wonders with any like really.


I also agree on the quiet motors. But then again as they are small units, they don't need a lot of power to make them move about.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Totally agree.

The on board programs are "ok" so to speak but DMX does really work wonders with any like really.

I disagree. Most fixtures have fantastic programmes in these days. It's only when you need to do something specific for a certain style, genre or piece of music that DMX comes into it's own. Unless you have a reasonable size show I can't see the point. It's good for rotating gobos though.

[Tom]

I think it depends on what light it is.

The x-moves built shows are not all that to be honest. They are ok if you are new to lighting and just want something that is sound to light but I like to keep control of my lights instead of them flying about.

[par6]

"Can you stop those lights shining in our eyes, they're giving my wife a headache"

[Cowlinn]

are they loud?

There ok, Not as loud as Class D

[sleah]

"Can you stop those lights shining in our eyes, they're giving my wife a headache"

"Err... No"

Why do they come to disco if they don't like the lights

[tc1ooo]

And why do they sit right at the front?