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maestro said:
Software is separate, sorry.

I know Arrow is not the original version as the song hails for the Caribbean. Arrow was just the first to make the song a hit in the US. I actually play a different version for my Caribbean crowds by the Merrymen.
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Correction my friend, Arrow made that song. He is from Montserrat a little island. Take a look at some of the comments on You Tube. A lot of people know about this issue. If you want we can move this discussion to another thread so you can continue with your reviews on the Lights.
 
ahoustondj said:
Correction my friend, Arrow made that song. He is from Montserrat a little island. Take a look at some of the comments on You Tube. A lot of people know about this issue. If you want we can move this discussion to another thread so you can continue with your reviews on the Lights.
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Good to know! :)
 
maestro said:
Good to know! :)
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I have pics of him when he performed here in Houston back in the Mid 80s at a Caribbean Production of which I was a part! He was promoting the newly released album. I did not want to go through the trouble of Scanning the photos in my Photo Album to post. OK thats all. Matter cleared up. New thread started here: http://ourdjtalk.com/threads/set-the-record-straight-who-originally-sang-hot-hot-hot.42207/

Back to the lights.

A buddy of mine and I were at the Pro Sound Store about a mile from my house this morning and I should have shown him the Inno's. I saw some new Lasers while I was there but nothing like the one you have. I'll have to look into it.

Some more on the Laser:

 
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That light is very impressive. How much did it cost you and since that room is very large by the picture you posted, what gear did you use? My thing is to have enough gear but don't make it over kill either where people can't enjoy themselves because the music is too loud.
 
Yes, I am still happy! I just can't believe how small and powerful they are. I definitely do not want / need anything brighter as these do just fine in HUGE rooms as you can see. The 17 degree beam angle is the proverbial icing on the cake. The cream center are the built in programs that work in conjunction with the UC3 easy controller. The programs do not have the slave simply following the master, instead you get a true two head show and easy access to functions like strobe and blackout. Size-wise, I am now transporting both fixtures in my tiny Acrobat ata case. :)
 
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How would you say these InnoSpot LEDs rate vs. the Chauvet Intimidator 350? The advantage I immediately see is that the InnoSpot has separate color and gobo wheels. I don't even really know how having separate wheels is an advantage. I believe the Chauvet has a brighter bulb. I'm not well versed in moving heads but I'm wanting a pair down the road and don't want to spend more than $1k each.
 
The Intimidator 350 has separate gobo / color wheels and a whole lot MORE features the Inno BUT the Inno is just so damn small and so damn lightweight, uses 93 watts compared to 272 watts and offers the UC3 easy controller. So it all depends on what you are looking for.
 
I have several questions. Do they work well in a small room? (stay in the area, not all over the room)


what is the shortest height you can use them?

How do you mount them? (hung upside down or sitting on a totem)

Do you use any other lights with them or will 2 of these work well for most small shows?
 
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prodjay said:
I have several questions. Do they work well in a small room? (stay in the area, not all over the room) They will perform within the parameters of the show you select. Of course in DMX mode, you can program them to shine exactly where you need them.

What is the shortest height you can use them? You can use them on the floor or on your table if you like. There is a built in program just for that.

How do you mount them? (hung upside down or sitting on a totem) Either way works well.

Do you use any other lights with them or will 2 of these work well for most small shows? Two are fine for most small / medium shows, nothing else needed.
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Here is a description of the built in shows:

Show 1 - For fixtures placed on the floor, the tilt movement angle is 210°
Show 2 - For fixtures fixed to the ceiling or truss, the tilt movement angle is 90°.
Show 3 - For fixtures placed on a table or stage. The beam is projected at the audience’s direction; i.e. in front of the stage. Pan movement angle (left to right to left) is 160°. Tilt movement angle is 90°.
Show 4 - For fixtures fixed to the ceiling or truss. The beam is projected at the audience’s direction; i.e. in front of the stage. Pan movement angle (left to right to left) is 160°. Tilt movement angle is 90°.
 
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