Laserworld Garden Laser GS-250RGB Move Short Demonstration

0:01 Short review on this laser from Laser World

Right guys, short review on this laser from Laser World. It's known as the GS250RGB Move. It's a garden laser. It's meant to go outside in your garden. Now of course us DJs like to buy things that aren't really meant for DJing and use them for DJing purposes so if you wanted to you could take this to a gig but if you did want to take it to a gig And let's say you are playing in a marquee. Well, what a great feature to have outside the marquee, pointing directly at the marquee. Now this GS250 is IP rated 6.7, so it's IP 6.7. Now that is quite a high IP rating. What is IP rating? Well, it's about... How well the item is made, what you can, what you can't do with it. For example, will dust get into it? Will water get into it? What would happen if you put it underwater? Well, the IP rating on the GS250 is very high and to the extent that you could put this underwater for a little bit of time and it would still work.

1:45 RGB comes in at a red, green and a blue diode

It comes with its own power supply. You've always got to be careful. You do not want to put the power supply underwater. You always need to make sure that the power supply is well away from any of the elements. The power supply itself is not IP rated. It is a three pin plug, but it's a transformer. Okay, so the head itself does not take 250 volts. It is powered down from the transformer. I believe it's going to be like... 12 or 6 but don't quote me on that. Okay so RGB comes in at a red, green and a blue diode. It's a move which means of course it moves. Now not only do you get the head, you get the power supply and you get the stake and the attachments, you also get a very small controller. Now this controller will

It's a little bit like a very, very simple sort of DMX controller. What it will do, it'll let you do, let the laser itself flash, it'll let you choose some colours. Also what I do like at the bottom, there's six buttons here, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. So what it will let you do is it will let you set it to be on for a certain amount of time. So if you want it to go on for one hour, stop. Press 1 and the laser will shine nicely for one hour and then turn off. Of course, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. To be quite honest, there's very little you can say about this because it's not all singing and dancing. It's not DMX. It's not sound to light or anything like that. This is the sort of feature that you would like to have outside shining against a marquee or against a tree.

3:08 House

Or maybe against someone's house as you will see very shortly. Right then, so there you go. Now it's not pitch black outside but it is definitely dusk and that is lighting up the side of the house. Now the laser head itself is I would say about two meters from the house so the dispersion It's quite vast, you don't have to have this miles away to make sure you can fill let's say the entire area of a tree or for that matter in this case a house. If I go relatively close if you look now okay you can see I do have a fisheye lens on here but even something like that now I mean that's filling half the side of the house it's pretty good and then bring it back

And there we go. I'm not going to point at the camera because I do not want a knack of the camera. See, you can even annoy the next door neighbours. So there you go, it's the Garden Laser from Laser World. It's a GS250 RGB. There will be a lickable clink in the description. Practice and enjoy. Thank you very much.

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