ADJ Octo Beam RGBW

The ADJ Octo Beam RGBW produces a classic disco lighting beam effect with a modern LED twist! This 8-head Beam effect is powered by two red, two green, two blue and two white 3-Watt LEDs. It produces sharp, bright beams at a 3.4 degree beam angle.

The Octo Beam RGBW has 3 DMX channel modes (1, 8 or 10), 3 operational modes (Sound Active, Show or DMX modes), LED pulse and strobe effects and 0-100% electronic dimming.

The rear control panel features a 4-button LCD DMX Display, 3-pin DMX In/Out connections and IEC In/Out for power linking up to 12 units at 120V or 19 units at 230V operation. This fixture is compatible with the ADJ UC3 easy-to-use controller.

[slaction]

I could see using a few of these on stage in a beam/blinder setup, but only if they had multi-color LED. The fixed colors just don't give you enough to work with.

[firescout]

You need to make an all white version of these so they can be used for table pin-spotting at weddings and large events!

[Kraisiz]

very cool product, i might be getting one for my setup

[djmikehackett]

Chris they are RGBW or in other words each light can produce Red Green Blue or White so just DMX them and select White for table spotting.

[thearmixdj]

how much is it? please i need something for else??

[LightMikeu]

Yeah, & in WARM WHITE not the eerie looking pure "cool" white that makes centerpieces look dead. Also, interchangeable lenses so you can properly light centerpieces from various ceiling heights. No dmx, just on/off but capable of being dimmed to plug it into a recessed light fixture. FuelLighting d.o.t com has the perfect solution for table pin spotting (100% wireless) but WAY too expensive for small to medium sized companies. I'm NOT spending $200+ per table. Too big of an investment/risk

[readman]

If each light was RGBW this may have been a useful product..

[imperialvision]

When are you coming out with a new version of the Helicopter or the Lotus?

[DjDudleyX]

You Got My Attention ! Really Cool Effect / the same effects like a big concert /

[GaryDuncanDJ]

In the 80's we called them pinspots.