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Great small, light portable moving spots
I've bought these when they came back to "shelves", the shipping and payment was fast as usual. Upon recieving and testing it for a day, i've figured out that three of heads were not calibrated on tilt position propperly (could not fix it with calibration on head also) :S After contacting Customer Center, explained problem, and after 5 days, i already recieved two heads and after 3 more days the last one. This time heads are working as expected. I'm impressed with light output, if you compare it for example with 70w led par at full intensity, the spot will still cut through. Comparable with other moving heads i worked with, this one is really not making alot of noise, and its also very light and small, which is perfect for small stages and limited space in trailers. Tho i haven't found highlite cases on thomann site for these yet which would come handy, so i think i'll have to search somewhere else. Perfect head for small stages, still features quite alot of stuff for gobos, prism, colors, etc. Auto programs like usually aren't very usefull but with DMX this becomes great unit.
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JJ
Happy enough!
Gobo size and brightness could be a bit bigger and brighter, but gobo pictures are very cool. This is the main reason why I have chosen those moving heads. I really like the Prism - it separates gobos so they do not touch each other. Planning to buy another 2 of those. In general OK. My mark 4,5 out of 5. Happy customer form Latvia..
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Decent small moving head, with limited tilt range
I bought 2 of these to test them out. They are decently build considering the price. Sharp gobo projections, and the prism is a nice addition.
2 Downsides:
-The beam angle is small.
-The tilt range is specified as 270 degrees. In real life, it is just a little over 180 degrees. Which means you cannot direct the beam downward when you place them on their base on a truss pole.
2 Downsides:
-The beam angle is small.
-The tilt range is specified as 270 degrees. In real life, it is just a little over 180 degrees. Which means you cannot direct the beam downward when you place them on their base on a truss pole.
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