120W RGBW Wash Light Bar

This is a very bright unit compared to other light bars at a similar price. It's manual button controls are standard and just as clunky as all DMX-controlled units are when they're not hooked up to a proper controller. The body is metal and the lights are really intense. Color gradation is precise. Most DMX lights have a power in and a power out so units can be daisy chained. This one has power out but it's a standard two-prong plug rather than the DMX power circular plug. It's not that it's a big deal but it's unique. This feature will either save you or be a deal breaker for your setup. The quality is good and the value is really good if you're measuring brightness per dollar.

This is a very bright unit compared to other light bars at a similar price. It's manual button controls are standard and just as clunky as all DMX-controlled units are when they're not hooked up to a proper controller. The body is metal and the lights are really intense. Color gradation is precise. Most DMX lights have a power in and a power out so units can be daisy chained. This one has power out but it's a standard two-prong plug rather than the DMX power circular plug. It's not that it's a big deal but it's unique. This feature will either save you or be a deal breaker for your setup. The quality is good and the value is really good if you're measuring brightness per dollar.

First off, it's a well built light. Coming from me that's a big compliment. I do audio and lighting production so I'm familiar with a lot of different lighting instruments.After playing with this for a while I've realized that to really get the full effect of what this light bar can do you'll need a dmx light board. The remote is OK but doesn't really let you use this light bar to full effect in my opinion. If you just want something to go flash, flash, flash then you'll be fine with it but again, you won't really be able to use this to its full capabilities.Once hooked to a light board it really shines. The LED's are bright and give full coverage across the length of the light bar. There are strip lights along the edges that look pretty cool but aren't really all that much of a contributer to this fixtures ability when lighting an area. It's a neat effect if you place this where the strips can be seen but that may not be appropriate for all situations where you would use a lighting fixture like this.Over all the light bar functions well. The colors are good and sharp and the led's are nice and bright. If this fixture holds up for any length of time then it will be a pretty good value for the money.

First off, it's a well built light. Coming from me that's a big compliment. I do audio and lighting production so I'm familiar with a lot of different lighting instruments.After playing with this for a while I've realized that to really get the full effect of what this light bar can do you'll need a dmx light board. The remote is OK but doesn't really let you use this light bar to full effect in my opinion. If you just want something to go flash, flash, flash then you'll be fine with it but again, you won't really be able to use this to its full capabilities.Once hooked to a light board it really shines. The LED's are bright and give full coverage across the length of the light bar. There are strip lights along the edges that look pretty cool but aren't really all that much of a contributer to this fixtures ability when lighting an area. It's a neat effect if you place this where the strips can be seen but that may not be appropriate for all situations where you would use a lighting fixture like this.Over all the light bar functions well. The colors are good and sharp and the led's are nice and bright. If this fixture holds up for any length of time then it will be a pretty good value for the money.