New DJ Lighting

American DJ Teams Up With Australia’s Kaos Lighting To Produce The Streamer Lighting Effect
[Oct. 30, 2005] Combining fiber optics with LED technology and RGB color mixing, the Streamer ventures where no lighting technology has gone before. Its thread-like beams create an amazing visual spectacle, while other cutting-edge features give users the ability to produce any color they choose and enjoy the long life, maintenance-free operation and low power consumption of an LED illumination system.

Elation Adds ‘Show Link’ Feature to Show Designer Controllers
[Oct. 12, 2005] Elation Control Systems has announced a software update that gives its Show Designer 1 and Show Designer 2CF intelligent DMX controllers the power to set an entire parade of light shows in motion, thanks to an exciting new feature called “Show Link.”

Chauvet Intelligent L.E.D Cans To Debut At LDI 2005
[Oct. 9, 2005] COLORsplash 196 is a 7-channel, linkable DMX-512 can fixture fitted with 196 bright red, green and blue light emitting diodes that produce a high-output, richly colored wash suited for architectural, ambience-setting and entertainment applications.

New American DJ Performance Scan & American DJ Deluxe Scan
[Sep. 15, 2005] American DJ is beaming out value that’s brighter than ever with its new Deluxe Scan 250 and Performance Scan 250 DMX-512 scanners. Both units offer DJs, clubs and lighting directors everything they’d expect in a full-featured professional scanner -- plus some things they might not, like high-quality Philips 250-watt bulbs and amazingly affordable price tags of just $499.95 and $579.95 (MSRP) respectively.

Chauvet Exclusive Fat Beam Laser Technology
[Sep. 12, 2005] The new Fat Beam Technology by CHAUVET makes it now possible to operate high-powered lasers in the USA without a special variance from the FDA. CHAUVET has incorporated the technology in three newly launched lasers, Scorpion LGX, Scorpion Scan and Scorpion RG-55. All three are equipped with powerful 10mW diodes.

American DJ Introduces Upgraded Accu Spot 250 II
[Aug. 30, 2005] American DJ has taken DMX control to a new level of “control” with the Accu Spot 250 II. An upgraded version of ADJ’s popular Accu Spot 250 automated moving head, the Accu Spot 250 II puts greater command at the lighting user’s fingertips with many innovative new features that make controlling a light show easier than ever, including Remote DMX Addressing (RDMX).

American DJ’s Cinco Star Color Ball Effect
[Aug. 30, 2005] A virtual constellation of color, the new Cinco Star from American DJ will soon be playing a starring role as the centerpiece effect of mobile DJ lighting setups everywhere. That’s because this pint-sized powerhouse color ball effect can cover an amazingly wide area, yet it is extremely compact, affordable, lightweight and easy to use.

Jem’s Mighty AF-2 Fan
[Aug. 25, 2005] Jem’s industry standard AF-1 has served the entertainment industry well as a multi-purpose fan for years, serving in clubs, studios and theatres, and on countless tours and events.

Elation's Light CoPilot III Analog Chase Control System
[Aug. 16, 2005] DJs and clubs can make their light shows "take flight" with the Light CoPilot III, a new analog chase control system from Elation Control Systems. A complete package for controlling multiple sound-active effects, the Light CoPilot III features Elation's popular 16-channel Light CoPilot II analog chase controller, plus two 4-channel LC-4SP power packs and two 25-foot connector cables.

American DJ’s Affordable Color Fusion Wash Effect
[Aug. 12, 2005] Many lighting users these days are familiar with RGB color mixing —the process of combining red, green and blue lamps to create specific shades and enhance certain moods. Now, American DJ has introduced the Color Fusion, a compact DMX-compatible stage color wash effect that offers professional RGB color-blending at a show-stopping price that’s within reach of any performer or club owner.

American DJ’s Flash Beam Moonflower Effect Covers Dancefloors
[Aug. 10, 2005] American DJ has come up with a way to add some flash to any bash. The company has introduced the Flash Beam, a sound-activated color-changing moonflower effect with a big beam spread and little price tag that can run all night without duty cycles.

Chauvet Cyborg: Bold & Memorable
[Jul. 22, 2005] Flower-like crisscrossing and rotating rays shoot through colored lenses to craft artsy, vivid and dynamic displays with a three-dimensional appearance that bring originality to any venue. The unit is sound-active. Its relatively small size and weight make it particularly suited for mobile DJs or for use in events where ease of transportation, installation and operation are priorities. It is outfitted with two powerful 300-watt bulbs and features a 90-degree beam spread, for brilliant and wide area coverage.

Martin Launches Power-packed MAC 700 Profile
[Jul. 2, 2005] How much can you pack into a mid-sized moving head? Martin has squeezed as much into the fixture as possible, while maintaining the same fixture size as the MAC 550. In fact, designed to fill the gap between Martin’s 575-watt MAC 550 and the 1200-watt MAC 2000 Profile, remarkably this 700-watt profile spot is packed with more features than either

American DJ’s New Emerald Scan Burns Through Price Barrier
[Jun. 29, 2005] A 4.9mW DMX-compatible green laser scanner, the Emerald Scan combines the excitement of blazing green laser beams with X/Y mirror scanner movement, for the very latest in dramatic high-tech lighting effects. At just $449.95 MSRP (an amazing $299.99 MAP!), it puts advanced green laser scanner technology within reach of virtually any club, DJ or musical act.