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Ezekiel 25:17
Make your own gigbar.....
If you were making a gigbar what lights would you have on it? The criteria is it’s your only lighting rig for the majority of your events, is to be kept assembled and is light enough for one person to put on a stand.
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What if you used similar lights to the gig bar. How much do you think we could do it for.
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Originally Posted by
funkymook
If you were making a gigbar what lights would you have on it? The criteria is it’s your only lighting rig for the majority of your events, is to be kept assembled and is light enough for one person to put on a stand.
4 par cans along the top, 2 led moving heads hanging underneath. It'd be heavy, but manageable on my own.
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Resident Antagonist
Originally Posted by
Shaun
4 par cans along the top, 2 led moving heads hanging underneath. It'd be heavy, but manageable on my own.
Mine would be very similar, but I'd swap out two of the pars for a centrepiece, such as a Jellydome or a Quad Phase.
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Ezekiel 25:17
Originally Posted by
Dj brummie
What if you used similar lights to the gig bar. How much do you think we could do it for.
I got to £415 without a case, strobe, cables or any sort of DMX control. Two ADJ pars, two Mini Kinta derby’s, £99 diffraction laser and a generic lighting stand and crossbar.
To be fair I think it would be difficult to create a similar unit with decent brand lights for the same or less cost (plus the time to programme it all) - so it’s good value if that’s the sort of thing you want, I can see the attraction.
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Dinosaur
Originally Posted by
funkymook
I got to £415 without a case, strobe, cables or any sort of DMX control. Two ADJ pars, two Mini Kinta derby’s, £99 diffraction laser and a generic lighting stand and crossbar.
To be fair I think it would be difficult to create a similar unit with decent brand lights for the same or less cost (plus the time to programme it all) - so it’s good value if that’s the sort of thing you want, I can see the attraction.
Already done a similar sum. It's good value. Expensive, but good value.
Apart from our power crazed Scottish friend, when you consider it, the most suitable effects are two pars for colour wash, a cluster laser for coverage, and two derbies for movement. Moonflowers don't have the same coverage as scanners, but the physical shape of scanners rules them out.
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Originally Posted by
yourdj
Sounds like a fun project!
The best thing I did was develop a nice prewired bar - especially handy for tight turn arounds!!
I've been doing the same thing since last Feb. 2 x Acme Cougars (moonflowers), 2 x Jellydomes (giving wash and movement in the room) and a 1m Stairville megabar ripoff on top. As with Toby, all wireless DMX so I can put it anywhere in the room.
Cost of all of the fixtures new would be around £580 + the bar and stand.
Originally Posted by
yourdj
Below is my mk4 lighting rig - I use this at most gigs but have a range of other lights too and a second bar with more lasers etc. Comes in a big flight case & wireless DMX so can be set up across the room. One cable powers the lot and it goes up in seconds.
What are the ADJ lights in the middle?
Julian
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I have a homemade par bar with a couple of moving heads placed on my desk. Which is soo much quicker than what I did before.
Could do with upgrading my old par cans and maybe putting some sorta of dotty something for the dance floor.
Not sure I want to hang moving heads though.... Hmmm
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