[SML] Low Voltage LED fixture w/ Wireless Dimmer/Wireless DMX

[JIM VOGEL]

Nate,
I can say that a source 4 mini LED will compete very well with other stage lighting. 
They are great in that they are low power, cool, bright and small. 
They are only white, but you can gel them, use gobo's in them, focus them, everything thing you can do with a full source 4. 
They only thing that would make them an even bigger winner for me is if they had a build in DMX dimmer.
Cheers
Jim

 

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Subject: [SML] Low Voltage LED fixture w/ Wireless Dimmer/Wireless DMX

Hello Everyone,

I am in search of a solution that would be an LED unit, possibly color changing, that could also be run with a wireless dimmer/wireless DMX.
I believe the source would have to be able to compete with the rest of the stage lighting.  I have two wall units that are double sided and have a hallway in them.  I need to mount these lights in the units to back light the doors, openings, etc. and also cross light the hallway area.  Of course, my designer doesn't want to drag any cables.  Anyone know of a clean solution or where I should start looking?

I have suggested possibly using Source 4 Minis, but I don't know that they will compete with the other stage lighting and in the end it is a Tungsten source not LED.

Thanks,

Nate Wheatley
Assistant Lighting Designer
Lyric Opera of Kansas City

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