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These are some very good lights to add some flare to your set. They are very bright, and the colors are vibrant. They have many modes, many of them built into the light itself. It can also be controlled via DMX for even greater control. I'm pretty impressed for the brightness and the color vibrance for the price. Highly recommend if you need a budget DJ light.

This light is super high-quality, very bright and easy to adjust it even hooks up to a lighting controller as a lighting Director. I have lots of experience with higher dollar lights and this one actually performs like a higher dollar light for such a better price we bought it for my kids playroom and their little stage we set up so they can perform plays and its perfect for wash and color. We really enjoy using this at home and to be honest I may replace some of our professional lights with pars like this as theyre easy Transport

I've been doing some DJ Services, but I have been with the need to get more lights, and this light is a Washer, pretty powerful, the colors are pretty good.

I was able to use with my DMX interface, it has 2 modes: 4 channel and 8 channel using the 4 channel with my DMX software it's more than good enough to control it.

I really liked! Comes with a fan, that it's noisy but it's understandable, I realized that as much light I'm using, the fan is working more, so that's good to keep as cold as possible the fixture.

The instructions manual is a downsize, it's just a small page with pretty small fonts that it's not easy to read, includes the functions of every one of the channels.

I used a pair of these pars to add a nice wash over my dance floor. They definitely got the job done; they're extremely bright, but a little too bright honestly. You've gotta be careful where you point these things. Looking straight into them even for a fraction of a second gets you seeing spots. Otherwise, the viewing angles are more pleasant. Be careful when recording videos while in front of these as well because they can easily overexpose phone camera lenses. I'm not very experienced with theatrical lighting, but if you could elevate them, angle them down towards the dance floor, and keep them out of people's line of sight, I think they would be great budget wash lights.

The DMX programming is to be expected. First of all there's no remote, so you will need to control with DMX if you want to use these to their full potential. You've got standard RGB control, strobe, shows, etc. The general output fader in all channel mode unfortunately does not affect shows or sound active mode. If you wanted to program the shows into some basic scenes, they will be at full brightness no matter what. You'd be better off getting a DMX to USB and programming stuff using software like qlc+.

In summary, two of these pars could easily light up a medium-sized room like an event center, and even provide a strong wash to a larger room. Just be aware of how blinding they are, and position them properly. These won't be very useful for FX lighting unless you program things yourself.