[SML] Chauvet Ovation FD-165WW

[Dorian Kelly]

Sorry to be so anally retentive,  but there is no such thing as cold to leak out. Cold is merely an absence of heat.


On 27 Nov 2014, at 18:30, Richard Niederberg via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Dear Jon,
> You could always introduce liquid Nitrogen into your fog machines and
> place them over the audience, as long as you can mitigate the
> unintended consequences leading to asphyxiation... <g>
> /s/ Richard
> 
> On Thu, Nov 27, 2014 at 10:14 AM, Jon Ares via Stagecraft
> <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>> For those of you that attended LDI, who checked out the new Chauvet
>> Ovation LED ellipsoidals and fresnels that can run off of dimmers?
>> Thoughts?
>> 
>> As usual, I probably won't have any luck in getting the people with
>> the big purse to give me money for new fixtures, I'm particularly
>> interested in these fixtures, and, at the moment, the fresnel, for use
>> in by black box space.  The BB has horrible heat management....
>> freakishly cold in the winter, sans show, but when we have a show,
>> with lots of fresnels, and an audience squeezed in there, it's hot as
>> hell. So, I'm curious about these fixtures....  (As well as the
>> ED-190WW ellipsoidal.) A tremendous advantage to these is they don't
>> require a separate DMX feed to each fixture, if they're plugged into
>> the dimmed circuit, and just using intensity controls (like an
>> incandescent fixture).
>> 
>> Are they noisy? Anyone know a list price? (Ford?)
>> 
>> --
>> Jon Ares
>> www.arescreative.com
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> /s/ Richard
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