LED Stage Wash Light Bar - OPPSK 72W 24LED RGB Wall Washer - Chase Function Auto Play Sound Activated DMX Control - Uplights for Church Wedding Party Events Christmas Stage Lighting

The media could not be loaded. Two-year update. Deleted everything thing I said in the begging. I have had these for two years. We do a burlesque dinner theater and we also do outside gigs for corporate parties and i was looking to build a not very heavy, inexpensive light show with the most bang for a buck. Movers are always my favorite. but they are heavy and ones that will respond to dmx are expensive. Also if you have heavy lights you need heavy truss, now a bigger van, and not working is no fun. So I got 4 of these.The good. They are very bright. i know that is relative so let me say, i have chauvet sr 14s. Got 10 of them and some bright pars with 2oo plus wats of leds. I have to turn them down in the light show to match. They are cheap bang for the buck. They are metal and kind of sturdy.For backlights, they are very effective, however, its best to not shine them at the audience as they are bright. And its odd, the light is focused so you cant tell they are bright but they will hurt your eyes. This is a good thing. Just dont look at them.I tried them for front lights like as a wash with mixed results. I don't like front lights as led lights as they make people look weird, or ugly, or bring our makeup in odd ways. But I wanted something light so I tried it. But that is ok as there are a ton of uses here.I ended up getting a total of, 14 of them. In the roadshow i use 3 on the top bar, 3 on the back floor shooting up, 3 in the front floor shooting up for effect, and 4 for the club from the top back. Makes for great chase lights like a cabaret theater I was going for. But can wash out the other lights if you don't turn them down. We program all lights with dmx, make videos, and time dmx scenes to the song.For DJ, this is the best bang. Im kind of jealous cause when you go in sound mode, there is one of the best sound programs i have seen. When you are in DMX mode, it will not allow you to access that function. However again as a dj, they are very light and you can put them all sorts of places.The only bad I have is this. I run a computer with dmx. If the computer needs to restart it drops dmx signal. If the lights are on, in dmx mode, and it drops the dmx signal, the will snap to sound mode, and the only way to get them back to dmx, is to have the sending dmx on, and restart them. You would be surprised how often this happens and do not remember. Out of many many lights, they are the only onces i have ever owned, and i started with super cheap lights, that have done this. So say you walk in your set up. Start turning them on, and you do it before the light bored, or launching the computer, or the light program, they will blink in sound mode, and you will have to go back and restart them. So i set up a wireless remote on the plug, so when it happens i can turn if off and on. But sometimes, one of them will lose contact, this is out of 14 of them. So, I am ok at 100 a pop.

I bought six 40 inch and six 24 inch versions and they both provide plenty of brightness for indoor uplighting. I'm using them with DMX control and they perform very smoothly, although the two versions don't have exactly the same DMX control commands. Using 7 and 8 channels of DMX though, you can make them behave the same to produce basic colors if you're using an inexpensive DMX slider controller. They all are color matched very well, no doubt using the same LED devices for both versions. Even though they don't have a separate white LED (only tri-color), they can produce a nice warm white just by blending RGB. I did not see a way to make these lights cycle color in a blended mode. Perhaps I just missed it. Both versions are solidly built, and all twelve were undamaged in shipping since each is packaged with good foam protection (the ends of the individual boxes come open too easily, allowing the metal L-brackets to bounce around in the Amazon box). All in all, its worth twice the price paid.

This is an excellent light for the money. Other brands are more expensive and this is essentially the same thing. There are fewer LED's than some of the other brands so that makes the light a little more harsh in certain situations but it's not a problem. Great wash light from a T bar or DJ façade. With some creativity, works well vertically on a tripod. Point it downward, it's very bright. Purchased a second light to have two T bars with moving heads. So far so good. Oh and the USPS lady dropped in the driveway on delivery and it still worked.. Durable.

Pros: Very bright, dmx controllable, daisy chainable power, sound active. Can't comment on longevity yet.Cons: Slave modes don't work, LED's change color when dimming/flicker when fading Chases, can't dim during chases- even with master.So to have fading, you'll need to save color scenes and add to cue lists.

Used these as wash lights for our stage design at church, left/right front of stage in picture. They work great. Nice and bright with a good wide wash. The color mixing and DMX configuration options make them very versatile. We have been using them for a few months now without any issues.

Great item. Functions well.

This is a great light. Several options for programming. Power in at one end and power out at the other (the way all bar lights should be). Considerably better than the Chauvet strips. Each light in the fixture has all of the colors available. Shoots a bright and vivid color onto the wall or ceiling. Took some getting used to in order to correctly connect to DMX, but once that was set, all things have gone smoothly for 2 weeks now. Worth the money.