Shehds LED Wall Wash 18x18W RGBW Light Demo at a Gig

0:01 These are known as the LED wall wash, 18x18W RGBW lighting

Right, ladies and gentlemen, you've got in front of you a light, well two of them actually, same thing from a company called Sheds. These are known as the LED wall wash, 18x18W RGBW lighting. So what that means is of course the LED, there's 18 of them, each light is 18 watts. RGBW is short for red, green, blue and white. Having all those colours means you can go through the complete spectrum of light. So you can set a mood, you can have maybe a purple or a pink or a red, an indigo, a dark green, you know, a lighter green, a nice yellow. You can mix through the colours. Now what I'm going to do now is explain what you get in the box. So first of all, you do have brackets there. Easily fitted, so basically it's just fit them on, simple as that. You can have these floor mounted. I don't sort of advise that. Later on in this video you will see a clip from a gig and I did have them on the floor simply because there weren't that many people at the venue. Anyway, you can have them on the floor. Alternatively, of course, you can put these attached into a light trussing rig.

2:24 What's going to happen now?

So what else do you get? You get your manual. Each light will come with its own XLR cable, male to female. And you also get these bits that you can fit either end. So again, just a bit more protection. This is the connection to your speaker that takes audio to the speaker. A power con is a similar kind of adapter, but it's used for power. So don't get them muddled up. But I'm pretty sure you can't put the power con in the speaker connector and vice versa. Right, so what I've done with these is I've set them up. So I've gone from out from this one into the other one. So I'm going to just move that like that, turn them on. And away we go. So I've done practically nothing, all I've done is plugged from this one into the other one and now they're working in tandem. So what's going to happen now? They'll just go through a random selection of colours. So if you want to, again it's relatively simple, on the back of each unit you have got a small control panel

Now if you're familiar, I'm going to take the camera off the stand, so excuse the wobbling. So if you're familiar with this kind of control panel, it's quite self-explanatory. You have your menu where you can run through different ways the light can work and then of course you can go up and down to change that certain menu so for example let's say you want um for example say a slow move from red to yellow you can get to that setting and then you can use the up and down to maybe have a faster move from red to yellow or a slow move from red to yellow and once you've done that of course then you will press enter and that's pretty much it okay so what i'm going to do now is we'll stop this video and we'll go and take a quick, quick peek at the event from last Saturday when I used these two wall washes from Sheds. Right so there they are 18 very bright full RGB W LED bars and I've got them on at the moment just a random kind of setting

4:22 It's very defined sometimes with LEDs

It's a bit of a, it's known as a boozy bingo evening night tonight where people come in and play bingo and have fun and games. So I've got these two set up just going through random colours and as you can see they light up the complete wall so if I move back a bit that's pretty good. You've got very good light dispersion there and I like the overall tone of the colours as well. It's very defined sometimes with LEDs. If it's green, it's sort of a wish-washy green, but you can see there when we go the purple, we've got a nice kind of blue there. It works, really works. So, and the red there, very pleased. Alright, so minimal setup tonight. Got a couple of the EVs, got the Opus Quad, but mainly tonight it's just like a bit of background music and then finishing off the evening. There you go, looking good.

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