120W Moving Head Dj Light, Roto Prism LED Beam Moving Head Lights, 8 GOBO 8 Colors DMX 512 12CH Sound for Disco Party Stage Lighting

Tenemos que resaltar la positiva experiencia del excelente servicio recibido por parte del Suplidor. Amable y disponibilidad de atención. La luz funciona muy bien y el servicio post venta es recomendable

I use a few of these and run them with Chauvet obey 70. I bought a cheaper dmx from Amazon before which doesn’t perform well with moving spotlights . So far so good . I use for atmosphere while practicing. I plan to upgrade to Sheds for live gigs in the future

The 120W Moving Head DJ Light is a versatile and powerful addition to any event setup. With its 120W white LED beam and 1.5° sharp beam angle, this light delivers impressive brightness and vibrant effects. The 8 rotating prisms, paired with 8 GOBO patterns and 8 colors, create dynamic and captivating visuals, perfect for stage performances, weddings, clubs, and parties.Its 4 operational modes—DMX512, Auto, Sound Control, and Master/Slave—offer flexibility for different scenarios. Whether you’re syncing it to music for a lively party or programming intricate sequences for a professional event, this light adapts effortlessly. The smooth pan (540°) and tilt (180°) movements enhance its versatility, allowing for a wide range of effects.Installation is straightforward with stable mounting brackets and included cables. It can be mounted on trusses or walls, making setup quick and hassle-free. The built-in cooling system ensures reliability during extended use, preventing overheating.While some users note minor noise during operation, the overall performance and brightness of this light make it a standout choice. It’s especially effective in larger spaces or outdoor venues, where its powerful beam and sound-activated modes shine.For DJs, event planners, or anyone looking to elevate their lighting game, this moving head light is a reliable and impactful choice, blending brightness, functionality, and durability into one impressive package. :)

Solid lighting fixtureGobos are pretty weakNoise level is negligibleThought it would be a bit more useful as a stand alone fixture but you are going to need a DMX board if you want to get your moneys worth out of itHalf heartedly recommended

This thing works great - you definitely need to use the DMX protocol to use all of the features. This does everything I'd want it to, the x axis turns 540 degrees and the y turns 180 as promised.I'm including my writeup of the DMX Specification for this light, taken from the included manual and added extra information where necessary. It is always impossible to find this information again if you lose the included manual, so I hope this helps somebody.I'd definitely recommend this light!

I bought 4 did and initial test to make use each fixture did what it was supposed to do. I set them up with proper power and to test with my show and one’s display would not power up and the lamp/ fixture would not respond to dmx.

Loving this DJ Light, I use it on auto mode with sound sensing and works great. In a small room it is overpowering bright but in a larger space or outside patio for parties its great. Make sure to have a loud stereo or DJ speaker system to get the best response from the light and the built in show. Really straight forward to connect to power, best to keep instruction manual as it details how to change modes and change sensitivity. But once its in auto mode and you dont intend to connect a DMX controller then your all set to enjoy it.

So I have been looking for a fairly specific DMX LED Beam moving head fixture for about 8 years now. Not a priority obviously, just something I believe could exist that can do a specific task. The main properties I seek are: Small/compact, 30+w White LED source, Color Wheel, Smallest possible Beam angle. This idea was inspired from using the ADJ Event Bar Pro (white) which is a 4 headed yoke fixture producing a pencil thin 10w white beam. So I got a little excited when I saw these 80-150w LED beam fixtures that boasted narrow beam angles, well, lets just say it ticked practically every box on my list. I decided to take a Gamble on one, this one that is. Turned it on and, well, yeah, it's bright, tight but thats where the positives end. To start, the LED is 80w, not 120w as advertised, so there goes any trusting of the mfr! Lots of light bleed, the control is awful, very bad color/gobo scroll. The cooling solution is never going to keep up/last. It's built to be a $70 fixture, not $150. If mfr wants honest detailed feedback, I'm happy to give.AND PLEASE STOP FUDGING STATS!ALSO NOTE, the light I bought is NOT the one currently shown, clearly the seller can just edit an item and keep reviews for different products. This would apply to anything on Amazon so take all reviews as such.