[WTB] WTB: Lights

[Evan Kirkendall]

Looking for some basic lighting. Regular cans, LED cans, whatever you have. Would love a few LED par 56's, or just plain ol' par 38's. Trees and controllers would be nice too.


PM me with what you've got.


Thanks!
Evan

 

[TJ Cornish]

Re: WTB: Lights

I stumbled on this when looking for lights for a friend:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/lighting-stage-lighting-system-1/801700000000000

Pretty hard to beat if you need the whole package.

 

[Jeffrey Knorr]

Re: WTB: Lights

Hey Evan,

Check out what Matt has available, http://www.soundforums.net/live/threads/1760-LED420B-RGBAW-fixtures-60-1w-bulbs

If you're interested in even higher power fixtures, I have some 90*3W RGBAW and 36*10W 4-in-1 RGBW fixtures for sale.

Jeff

 

[Philip LaDue]

Re: WTB: Lights

I stumbled on this when looking for lights for a friend:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/lighting-stage-lighting-system-1/801700000000000

Pretty hard to beat if you need the whole package.

I would not light my bathroom with junk like that.

 

[TJ Cornish]

Re: WTB: Lights

I would not light my bathroom with junk like that.

Evan wasn't particularly specific as to what he wanted. Normally when someone says "basic" and "Par cans" the standard isn't particularly high. I wouldn't light my bathroom with them either, but I might take them to a gig where I didn't want to risk nicer gear.

 

[Steve Hurt]

Re: WTB: Lights

I used to use 8 Par 38's on 2 trees. It was way better than nothing.

A pair of Chauvet 4 Bars is brighter, more colorful, packs smaller, is easier to set up, doesn't need dimmer packs, and does a lot more.

The Daisy 420B's that Matt was selling will melt a hole in the 4 bar from a brightness standpoint and are RGBAW.
A pair of them and nothing else would be better than most of the bands I see out there.

 

[Philip LaDue]

Re: WTB: Lights

Evan wasn't particularly specific as to what he wanted. Normally when someone says "basic" and "Par cans" the standard isn't particularly high. I wouldn't light my bathroom with them either, but I might take them to a gig where I didn't want to risk nicer gear.

The difference between GC cans and real ones is thickness of sheet metal.

 

[Evan Kirkendall]

Re: WTB: Lights

I'm not looking to spend a ton on this... These are just going to be sent out with basic SOS PA's in bars. It's a "better than nothing" lighting system.


Thanks,
Evan

 

[Mike Pyle]

Re: WTB: Lights

I have some b-stock Elation Optipar 1w RGBs for $175 ea + shipping, Colorkey 10mm Stagepars for $115 ea + ship & Blizzard Pucks for $90+. If you could use white cans Colorkey has some inventory reduction deals going on white Stagepar 10mm & 1w.