View Full Version : pulse can stand upgrade
deltic
09-08-2011, 03:43 PM
bought a load of mk1 pulse cans for uplighting a while ago,the ones with the single bracket,i have been using some h-brackets to stand them on the floor up to now.
today i have just ordered some aftermarket brackets,so i can do away with the h-brackets.
thought i would just give you guys a heads up in case anybody is interested.
http://cpc.farnell.com/pulse/ecoparyoke-b/bracket-extended-yoke-par56b/dp/DP3134947?Ntt=dp3134947
http://cpc.farnell.com/pulse/ecoparyoke-s/bracket-extended-yoke-par56s/dp/DP3135047?Ntt=dp3135047
DJ Paulie
09-08-2011, 03:49 PM
Cool might get some, thanks :thumbsup:
Solitaire Events Ltd
09-08-2011, 04:14 PM
bought a load of mk1 pulse cans for uplighting a while ago,the ones with the single bracket,i have been using some h-brackets to stand them on the floor up to now.
today i have just ordered some aftermarket brackets,so i can do away with the h-brackets.
I get the impression that isn't what they are for though - aren't they just to extend the cans higher so the DMX lead fits now? It doesn't say they are a replacement for the h-stands.
Edit - it says
These yoke's are manufactured 50mm longer than the original to allow clearance for the DMX connections when using the par cans as uplighters on floor standing bases.
deltic
09-08-2011, 04:33 PM
I get the impression that isn't what they are for though - aren't they just to extend the cans higher so the DMX lead fits now? It doesn't say they are a replacement for the h-stands.
Edit - it says
that's how i read and understood it,longer than the original to allow more room for the xlr plug.
im having a slight punt assuming that the original bracket will be able to stay on as well and the can will be able to stand on it's own without the need for a stand.
not too worried if i still have to use the stands with the longer brackets at least i will be able to get the can to sit straight up with a dmx lead in,which i can't at the moment.
equinoxdiscos
09-08-2011, 04:34 PM
That's correct, they are purely extenders to allow more clearance underneath them. They also make the MK1's the same height off the floor as the MK2's.
I'm afraid you will still require a stand. The best stands I've found for the PARs are these from Ultimax:
http://cpc.farnell.com/ultimax/ummantiss1/floor-stand-led-par-can-silver/dp/ST01717
Just read your last point. No way of leaving the old bracket on. Its a replacement bracket.
Excalibur
09-08-2011, 05:21 PM
I have no experience of the gear in question, but my simple little mind wonders if fitting a pair of these new brackets to each unit would allow the orientation required? I've seen the Thomann ones shown thus.
Solitaire Events Ltd
09-08-2011, 10:46 PM
im having a slight punt assuming that the original bracket will be able to stay on as well and the can will be able to stand on it's own without the need for a stand.
I reckon it might work, but I read your post as meaning that that's what the extra long bracket was for and I didn't want members moaning if it didn't work!
deltic
11-08-2011, 11:08 AM
Well the brackets have arrived received 12 pairs
a quick picture showing before and after.
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Solitaire Events Ltd
11-08-2011, 02:53 PM
Well the brackets have arrived received 12 pairs
a quick picture showing before and after.
12272
Excellent!
Anyone want to buy stands? :D
Excalibur
11-08-2011, 05:01 PM
Well the brackets have arrived received 12 pairs
a quick picture showing before and after.
Aha, so it does in fact work exactly as I opined. ;)
Solitaire Events Ltd
11-08-2011, 05:02 PM
Aha, so it does in fact work exactly as I opined. ;)
Opinions are no good if they are wrong and are just that - opinions.
If someone went out and bought 50 of them based on an 'opinion' and they didn't work, they wouldn't be very happy would they?
Excalibur
11-08-2011, 05:13 PM
Opinions are no good if they are wrong and are just that - opinions.
If someone went out and bought 50 of them based on an 'opinion' and they didn't work, they wouldn't be very happy would they?
They wouldn't be very clever either. ;)
Based on your advice, I shall in future only post irrefutable and independently verifiable facts, to preclude the possibility of giving an incorrect opinion.
Solitaire Events Ltd
11-08-2011, 05:23 PM
They wouldn't be very clever either. ;)
Based on your advice, I shall in future only post irrefutable and independently verifiable facts, to preclude the possibility of giving an incorrect opinion.
Stop trying to be bloody clever Mr Fisher..
If people want to know if something fits and works, they need to know that it does, not someone's opinion on it that it might.
DJ Paulie
11-08-2011, 09:09 PM
Well I'm going to order 2 as I've only got 2 pars ! I think they're the lightmaxx ones in chrome. Might be better for lighting my scrims.
equinoxdiscos
12-08-2011, 12:17 PM
They actually work!? I'll have to revisit mine then. :)
So, you've put a pair of longer brackets on the PAR rather than one?
But as both the brackets are the same length, can they be closed together like a MK2 so they can to be used on a truss?
They actually work!? I'll have to revisit mine then. :)
So, you've put a pair of longer brackets on the PAR rather than one?
But as both the brackets are the same length, can they be closed together like a MK2 so they can to be used on a truss?
I wouldn't think so as there the same length
I'm thinking of buying these and leaving the original length ones on though so that one is longer than the other , Would that work?
DJ Paulie
12-08-2011, 02:26 PM
that's what I was thinking as well davy !
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