LED Stage Light Bar DMX - 40IN 60W 224LEDs RGB DJ Light Bar Sound Activated Auto Program Strobe 54 Modes DMX Light Bar Pixel Strip for DJ Party Concert Music Live Show Christmas Stage Lighting

At first I was a little weary about getting these lights due to the price. But after reading the reviews, I decided to try and all I can say is WOW! Unbelievable brightness, and the built in programs are awesome. They are just as bright as the popular tubes lights and are a fraction of the price. Will be buying more. For you DJs, I highly suggest. Feel free to reach out with any questions. I am running these through MyDMX and work awesome.

The media could not be loaded. This light is the best eye candy for the money. It’s light weight, bright, has great built in patterns and easy to control with dmx. I appreciate that it has a power supply out so you have to run less power chords to your lighting setup. It is my favorite light in my lineup.

Got one of these and played with it in sound and auto mode. I was impressed enough to buy a second one and just finished installing them in a club/show bar.Set them up in 8 channel mode using an Obey 70 DMX controller. Documentation was sufficient to play around with the effects. There is a DMX sound option at the end of channel 5 that I couldn't get working, but I really should play with it a bit more.The light is bright enough for my use, the effects are fun. I like the addition of a power out plug.I'll give them a couple months of heavy use, and if I don't have any issues, I'll add 4 more of them. The wash effect will be great for shows, and all the other options will add a cool effect to the dance floor.UPDATE2 Years in and the lights are going strong. Club owners leave them on 24/7 even though I tell them not to. They are running on the same channel so should be in sync, but after a few weeks of non-stop operation, the sync timing drifts enough to be noticed. Easy fix, just turn off dmx input and turn it back on.

The first one I received looked previously used but the replacement has been perfect. I highly recommend using a DMX controller/software using 8CH mode. Lots of built in effects and patterns. They get really bright, enough that they are great for daylight events. In the picture it was only 2/3rds brightness outdoors during noon. I mounted a pair of them vertically on my speaker stands for my small setup. Will probably order more for my larger setup if they seem to durable enough for mobile dj use.Edit:I used two American DJ O Clamps to secure each light to an Ultimate speaker stand and used wireless dmx Donner dongles to operate them. To clean up the power wire, I used a right angle IEC adapter so the cable did not protrude for a cleaner look.

The media could not be loaded. As you can see on the video, the light came to me dead on arrival. Only a small section of LED’s were working. No remote control was provided which would’ve helped. Not a good look for the product or the company.

We purchased these LED wash lights for our church. We were looking for a product that had a similar look to the Elation Pixel Bar, and this product was the closest thing we could find within our budget. Unfortunately, the products arrived without the milk-diffuser on the LED bar. I reached out to the seller & told them our problem. They were MORE than accommodating, and helped remediate the issue in a fast, friendly manner. These lights look great, are easy to program, and come with plenty of built-in looks if DMX addressing isn’t your thing. Definitely will be looking into purchasing more in the future!

These are eye-catchers. The colors that they produce are very unique- very different than the typical rgb color pallet of other dancefloor wash lights.Find the proper mounts for them. I use speaker stands for floor level, speaker polls for slightly higher, and drape truss poles to get them even higher.YOU NEED A DMX CONTROLLER for maximum impact. They DO NOT come with a remote control. There are a ton of pre-programmed scenes but you need to cue them up and set them on your DMX controller.There are some automatic scenes that you can run without a controller- however, you're stuck repeating the same patterns over and over. If you're using them on the dancefloor, most guests won't know that they're just cycling the scenes. It bugs me to do that and I like the ability to have different scenes for different songs, or even for different parts of songs. A few of these lights and you have a full blown light show that LOOKS EXPENSIVE but is very affordable to put together.

It works, but it was just too dim for what I wanted. I even removed the diffuser to see if that made a difference, but even with bare bulbs this light could not fully illuminate a white wall in a dark room. At full brightness I can stare directly at it with no problem.This light has simple RGB LEDs, not RGBW or RGBWA LEDs, so that is probably the issue. I have two Luxceo Photography lights (1000 Lumens), and one of those is brighter than this, even on colors like pure red. When I read that this light was 60W with 224 LEDs, I expected it to be brighter than my battery-powered photography lights that easily light up a dark room wall by comparison.The beam angle is 120°. You can program the 16 zones. It comes with a manual that describes all the features and DMX channels. I found no physical defects. The construction seemed decent. When I chatted with support via Amazon, the vendor was very responsive. They simply indicated that the light was functioning as designed.It's decent eye candy, but it does not illuminate. It's just not for me.