KAM Moonglow Dmx,led Par Kit and Powercan Tri 54W Slim

0:01 Bit of a product review on three lights from a company called Cam

Alright guys, bit of a product review on three lights from a company called Cam. First of all, I'll put all the information in the description as well as a hyperlink that will take you to the Cam website. Now first of all, these guys here. These are called the Moonglow. They have three tri-watt LEDs. So each LED is three watts, there's three of them, and each LED is three different colours. If you have a look at that straight away you can see The DJ Tutor offers a wide range of different types of equipment and features. The DJ Tutor offers a wide range of different They look like a good effect. Now, you've got to understand this from the dancer's point of view. When you're looking at the DJ and you're looking at the lights, what you can usually see is just a circle with light coming out. Of course, the sad thing is nowadays a lot of places you're not allowed to have smoke so you can't see the pins of light anymore but with this you've got a very big light to see. Now also what I do like about this

And I've been in the position many times when I've turned up to a function, I've got loads of lights on the dance floor and I've forgotten about lighting myself. And I can't see what I'm doing, I can't see the CDs I'm looking through. But something like this, one or two of those let's say on your trussing rig or your tripod and you're lit up as well and everything and anything around you. So there you go. Now these guys have got internal fans to cool them. Master Slave, Sound to Light and also DMX. So they're not just plug... Well, sorry, I'll start again. They are plug-and-play, but they're not just plug them in and leave them do their own thing. You can do a proper light show with them. Right, there's those guys. Now I'm going to leave that bad boy till later because that's like very bright. Also, I have to congratulate Cam because many years ago they thought... Well, alright, I'll start again.

2:21 They were the first people, I'm pretty sure, to have the Cam PAR bar

Many, many even before Cam decided years ago, bands used to have PAR cans and they were super big, they got very hot and the bulbs were always going out. And of course Cam thought, well why don't we just make PAR bars? In other words, why don't we just have a similar kind of concept to the big PAR cans but make them LED? And that's what they did. So they were the first people, I'm pretty sure, to have the Cam PAR bar. Now what they've done is they've got this guy here, this one just to make sure we get the terminology right, is the CAM LED PAR kit. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to take the camera off the stand and show you this bad boy. Well actually this is the medium bad boy, the bad boy's over there. Right, first of all we've got our controller unit here, Santa Light DMX Master Slave and you've noticed 1, 2, 3, 4 cables, now I don't have to say much, this should be

Self-explanatory these guys here you can move them around the room so in other words if you're a band and you want to light up strategic places in the area where you are you can do so with these if you think if you've got your conventional t-bar with park hands on and for example if i put those like so you know you can only light up in or around that area But with these guys, you can move them around. So you can have that one stuck behind the drummer's arse or you can have that one right slap bang in the bass player's face. So you've got to use your head here. So the beauty about these guys is you can move them around. All right. So that guy there, there it is. The CAM LED PAR kit comes with the four units and the controller. Now this guy here is the bad boy. 54 watts.

Ellaskins, The DJ Tutor. Applications for this, similar I would say to these guys but for a bigger band, bigger functions because this guy will light up a very very big area. I mean if I point it in that direction now that's doing damage over in that corner and if I was to turn it off which I will do if I just unplug it bang

5:17 No, it hasn't banged

No, it hasn't banged. I haven't broken it. My god, I haven't because otherwise I'll have to pay for it. I've got to give these back. Don't mind though, don't mind. Alright, what have we got on the back? Mic sensitivity, exactly the same with that guy over there. What that'll do, it'll just... It'll increase, decrease the sensitivity. So it depends on where you place this. If you place it slap bang next to the speakers, you're going to turn it down. If you're going to move it away from the speakers and you want to have it sound so light, you're going to turn it up so it can pick up the signal from the speakers. Again, DMX, controllable here, and Master Slave. Master Slave, alright, I'll explain that in this video as well. Say for example you had...

Four or five of these what you would do you would set one of them to the master and then the others to the slave so whatever you set this to here the other guys would do it's sort of let's say the next level down from true dmx because dmx is when you have your controller and you are in control of your light show master slave you would set this maybe to flash and then the other one would flash and so on you walk away and that's all it will do until you then go back www.ellaskins.com

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