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Perfect for Yamaha
Used with LS9, not suitable for Behringer or ideas 32 as the XLR is wrong way round & cannot be rotated. But for the rest of the consoles out there this works great. Dimmable & has its now on/off switch on the head.
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Good all-rounder
A good, well made light.
Points to note
- It did not emit any light at less than 60% power on my Behringer X32
- It does not have an upside down plug meaning you may have to bed the light significantly in order to use it with some products (like the X32)
Other than that, no complaints, nice easy button on top, all good :)
Points to note
- It did not emit any light at less than 60% power on my Behringer X32
- It does not have an upside down plug meaning you may have to bed the light significantly in order to use it with some products (like the X32)
Other than that, no complaints, nice easy button on top, all good :)
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Not suitable for Midas M32. Had to rotate 180 degrees the xlr to fit properly
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Gooseneck Lamp
I use the light on the x32 compact. It works without a problem, maybe for this model it could be a few inches longer, but even without it it is great !
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Allen & Heath qu16
The light works well. When you use it on the Allen & Heath qu series, you need to change the + en - on the 5 pin connector in order for it to work.
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Fantastic product
I used to have the RockBoard light on my pedalboard, which is a good product, to be fair. However, for times when you don't need the light, such as playing during the day, it can get in your way and you just have to live with it.
For my new build, I mounted two D-type 4-pin connectors on both sides of my RockBoard Quad 4.1. This way, I can plug the light in only when I need to illuminate the board; otherwise, it lives in the pedalboard bag. The gooseneck is long enough and has an on/off switch, and above all, unlike the RockBoard light, it’s not there when I don't need it.
I disassembled the light and painted the lens blue, so now when I turn it on, it casts a blue light over my pedalboard. I like it far better this way. Thanx tons to Thomann for their great service.
For my new build, I mounted two D-type 4-pin connectors on both sides of my RockBoard Quad 4.1. This way, I can plug the light in only when I need to illuminate the board; otherwise, it lives in the pedalboard bag. The gooseneck is long enough and has an on/off switch, and above all, unlike the RockBoard light, it’s not there when I don't need it.
I disassembled the light and painted the lens blue, so now when I turn it on, it casts a blue light over my pedalboard. I like it far better this way. Thanx tons to Thomann for their great service.
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Great for A&H QU Series
Nice bright light wigh good height above the desk. On/off switch comes in usefull when light is not required.
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Upside Down for Midas M32 Live
The stem goes towards the botton instead of upwards when connected to Midas M32 console. Beware !!!
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Needs rewired to work with A&H desks
This unit works fine but be aware that you will need to swap the wiring to make it work for an Allen & Heath audio desk. Easy enough to do if you can use a soldering iron.
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Good value for money
Adequate light and length.
However, I had to change the pins and rotate it a bit to work on my Allen Heath Qu-16.
The XLR connector does feel a bit flimsy.
However, I had to change the pins and rotate it a bit to work on my Allen Heath Qu-16.
The XLR connector does feel a bit flimsy.
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