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jeff wald
Hello all. Being completely in the dark as to lighting issues, I am
seeking some advice in replacing my Par 56 cans with LED's. Currently
I use 8 56's on 2 trees to light the stage for a 4 pc. weekend warrior
rock band, on small club stages, a couple times a month. Besides the
complaints of heat, the par's are so limited as to color variation.
I've made the decision to go with 8 LED's, but can't decide on what I
need to get the same or better coverage. As money is always a concern,
and we don't need extravagance, I thought about going with (don't hate
me now) American DJ LED par 56 or 64 cans. Looking into it, and not
being a student of all things light, I'm concerned about the
differences in the 2 lamps. I've even seen info that specifically
mentions the intensity between a par 64 pro versus just the 64. Is
anyone familiar with these cans and their capabilities? Thanks for
your time.
--
J Wald
"Outside of a dog, a book is mans' best friend.
Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read."
Groucho Marx.
seeking some advice in replacing my Par 56 cans with LED's. Currently
I use 8 56's on 2 trees to light the stage for a 4 pc. weekend warrior
rock band, on small club stages, a couple times a month. Besides the
complaints of heat, the par's are so limited as to color variation.
I've made the decision to go with 8 LED's, but can't decide on what I
need to get the same or better coverage. As money is always a concern,
and we don't need extravagance, I thought about going with (don't hate
me now) American DJ LED par 56 or 64 cans. Looking into it, and not
being a student of all things light, I'm concerned about the
differences in the 2 lamps. I've even seen info that specifically
mentions the intensity between a par 64 pro versus just the 64. Is
anyone familiar with these cans and their capabilities? Thanks for
your time.
--
J Wald
"Outside of a dog, a book is mans' best friend.
Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read."
Groucho Marx.
