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ian8limelight
27-09-2007, 04:27 PM
I'm thinking about getting a couple of LED Lights, probably PAR 36 or 56, and will use them as Master/Slave (i.e. no DMX controller neded).
Anyone give me any thoughts/recommendations of what type/make, etc.
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 04:44 PM
I've just bought another 2..
I am about to sell some too.
I bought 2 from Thomann and didn't realise they wouldn't master and slave, so then bought a pair of LEDJ Par 56s which do link master and slave.
I have now bought a pair of these (http://www.prolight.co.uk/item.php?hdnID=508127) which are £100 each, but are contollable by either a CA-8 or this (http://www.prolight.co.uk/item.php?hdnID=508141) controller. The controller is excellent and pretty easy to use.
I am going to buy more as I want to start offering an uplighting service for rooms.
ian8limelight
27-09-2007, 04:47 PM
I've just bought another 2..
I am about to sell some too.
I bought 2 from Thomann and didn't realise they wouldn't master and slave, so then bought a pair of LEDJ Par 56s which do link master and slave.
I have now bought a pair of these (http://www.prolight.co.uk/item.php?hdnID=508127) which are £100 each, but are contollable by either a CA-8 or this (http://www.prolight.co.uk/item.php?hdnID=508141) controller. The controller is excellent and pretty easy to use.
I am going to buy more as I want to start offering an uplighting service for rooms.
How do you rate the LEDJ PAR 56's to these ones (i.e. not the Thomann ones) and which are you selling ?
And, for the completely uninitiated, is ther much difference in the area of light on a dance floor between the PAR 36/56/64, etc ?
which ones are you selling Darren?
I will buy them.. although would need to know soon as will be putting an order in for new ones soon
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 06:42 PM
I'll probably be selling the Thomann non master and slave ones initially.
Par 36s are pinspot size and a waste of time for a dance floor. The 64s that I've just bought are slightly brighter then the 56s and cover a larger area, giving more of a wash.
I bought the 64s as you can use a CA-8 (of which I have a spare!) to control them, though I will get the controller for the room lighting when it comes back in stock.
By non master / slave what do you mean exactly?
What make are they? Do you have a link to them?
How much would you be after? :-)
Sam
I'll probably be selling the Thomann non master and slave ones initially.
Par 36s are pinspot size and a waste of time for a dance floor. The 64s that I've just bought are slightly brighter then the 56s and cover a larger area, giving more of a wash.
I bought the 64s as you can use a CA-8 (of which I have a spare!) to control them, though I will get the controller for the room lighting when it comes back in stock.
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 06:49 PM
By non master / slave what do you mean exactly?
What make are they? Do you have a link to them?
How much would you be after? :-)
Sam
You know I can't sell stuff on here (even if it is my forum;) )
By non master and slave, I mean you can DMX them with a controller, but they won't link together and run by themselves.
ah ok..
sounds fine... would like them... if you put them forsale... somewhere..
ian8limelight
27-09-2007, 07:06 PM
I'll probably be selling the Thomann non master and slave ones initially.
Par 36s are pinspot size and a waste of time for a dance floor. The 64s that I've just bought are slightly brighter then the 56s and cover a larger area, giving more of a wash.
I bought the 64s as you can use a CA-8 (of which I have a spare!) to control them, though I will get the controller for the room lighting when it comes back in stock.
Excellent advice, thank you kind sir.
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 07:08 PM
You're welcome to come and have a looky at the different sorts if ever you're passing Ian.
ian8limelight
27-09-2007, 07:09 PM
You're welcome to come and have a looky at the different sorts if ever you're passing Ian.
Indeed ...... and a donation of Caffreys to you and Guiness to me would go down well :D
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 07:11 PM
Indeed ...... and a donation of Caffreys to you and Guiness to me would go down well :D
Either for me now - I am a Guinness convert. :beer1: :D
wensleydale
27-09-2007, 07:19 PM
Either for me now - I am a Guinness convert. :beer1: :D
good stuff darren- new youd see the light eventually.
bonus here we come....
PropellerHeadCase
27-09-2007, 07:23 PM
Surely it's a case of seeing the dark, though? :guinness:
wensleydale
27-09-2007, 07:29 PM
Surely it's a case of seeing the dark, though? :guinness:
both really i suppose.
ian8limelight
27-09-2007, 07:35 PM
Either for me now - I am a Guinness convert. :beer1: :D
Good man - that's the Guiness trio sorted out then :D
wensleydale
27-09-2007, 07:36 PM
Good man - that's the Guiness trio sorted out then :D
this all makes me so happy.
i've just opened a can myself.
Corabar Steve
27-09-2007, 09:23 PM
Surely it's a case of seeing the dark, though? :guinness:
Not if you shine a light through it :sj:
wensleydale
27-09-2007, 09:31 PM
Not if you shine a light through it :sj:
then it becomes ruby red....
Corabar Steve
27-09-2007, 09:55 PM
Because it is actually red, not black.
Ricesnaps
27-09-2007, 10:00 PM
Darren,
Not sure why you aren't looking at the Eurolite PAR 64's that I have. Sounds as if you are planning to offer a very similar service to me (did I give you the idea?). The Eurolites are only £69 and do the job very well! Considering you are going to need around 15 - 20 units to do a reasonable room, you could save a fortune with them
PropellerHeadCase
27-09-2007, 10:02 PM
But I didn't say black, I said dark :p
Corabar Steve
27-09-2007, 10:10 PM
Nobody said you did :P
Solitaire Events Ltd
27-09-2007, 10:19 PM
Darren,
Not sure why you aren't looking at the Eurolite PAR 64's that I have. Sounds as if you are planning to offer a very similar service to me (did I give you the idea?). The Eurolites are only £69 and do the job very well! Considering you are going to need around 15 - 20 units to do a reasonable room, you could save a fortune with them
No, you didn't give me the idea, I've been playing around with it for a while.
The reason I got what I did was explained a while back. There are very easy ways of controlling them via a CA-8 or specific controller which is very very simple to use for changing colours etc and also they are self addressing too.
15-20? You must be doing very big rooms Rice?
DJWilson
28-09-2007, 06:06 PM
i recommened chauvet
i recommened chauvet
chauvet what?
controllers, led lights.... which ones.. :rolleyes:
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