Good review man! Would you recommend/discourage hanging 3-4 mini moving heads (comparable in size to the adj stinger/chauvet intimidator) from a T-bar? Thanks!
hey Joe! (quote Jimmy Hendrix) very informative review on these babies. i'm gathering a bit more info on them since i wanna narrow down my wedding band setup here in Austria. right now we have 4 pocket spots, which are nice but just don't live up to the desired output and wow-effect. since i'm the drummer, i don't really have hands free to slide faders or push numerous buttons. so my question is if you could recommend a simple but effective programming tool, where it would be possible to pre-record and fine tune some cool shows and then just play them like on a button-sampling machine or other interface like and android or i_Pad? saw your demo with the i_Pad and was wondering which hard/Software you were using? i just wanna be able to press a button before we start a song, maybe switch at the bridge part and then black it out at the end… any thoughts? i would really appreciate you feedback sometime. Greetings from Vienna, Johnny
Great video! The only thing that I don't understand is why anyone would purchase a Focus Spot Two over an Inno Spot Pro? The Inno Spot Pro is slightly brighter, has a "rotating" prism versus a non-rotating prism and also has movement feedback (a very important feature if you want your moving heads to be "in sync" all night). Also, here in the US the Inno Spot Pro is $150 dollars cheaper than the Focus Spot Two. Am I missing something?
Great comparison. I have a question are these your own fixtures, as in -did you buy them? It seems you only talk about ADJ products, just curious because there is no AD disclaimer. Do you work or get paid to review these products. Does ADJ just send these to you for review and if so do you have to return them?
very good comparison Joe! have to agree with you on the zoom on the focus spot 3! personally I would emit the UV LED I think it's ugly and adds very little as it's so weak
Really good overview, after seeing the in-depth reviews of each fixture. These videos contributed to my purchase decision on buying moving heads last week. Good work Joe 😀
Great presentation and review 👍
How do u produce a beam on the adj focus spot?
The zoom on the 3z works best when the beam of light is shot across a hall.
Good review man! Would you recommend/discourage hanging 3-4 mini moving heads (comparable in size to the adj stinger/chauvet intimidator) from a T-bar? Thanks!
Focus spot 4z soon?
If i may ask, how did you use the ipad to connect and control the lights, what app and how….. thanks
Joe, between Focus Spot Two and Inno Spot Pro which one you recommend?
hey Joe! (quote Jimmy Hendrix)
very informative review on these babies. i'm gathering a bit more info on them since i wanna narrow down my wedding band setup here in Austria. right now we have 4 pocket spots, which are nice but just don't live up to the desired output and wow-effect.
since i'm the drummer, i don't really have hands free to slide faders or push numerous buttons. so my question is if you could recommend a simple but effective programming tool, where it would be possible to pre-record and fine tune some cool shows and then just play them like on a button-sampling machine or other interface like and android or i_Pad? saw your demo with the i_Pad and was wondering which hard/Software you were using?
i just wanna be able to press a button before we start a song, maybe switch at the bridge part and then black it out at the end… any thoughts?
i would really appreciate you feedback sometime.
Greetings from Vienna, Johnny
The 3z is the best. You can also create cool water and fire effects using the dual gobo wheels.
The zoom on the 3z is useful if you want to adjust the beam angle even though it's slow and only moves within 5 degrees.
I just got a focus spot 3 because i gave up on my scanner (irock 5s) because it kept needing new tungsten bulbs
When you posting again
Great video! The only thing that I don't understand is why anyone would purchase a Focus Spot Two over an Inno Spot Pro? The Inno Spot Pro is slightly brighter, has a "rotating" prism versus a non-rotating prism and also has movement feedback (a very important feature if you want your moving heads to be "in sync" all night). Also, here in the US the Inno Spot Pro is $150 dollars cheaper than the Focus Spot Two. Am I missing something?
Will you be making a tutorial on mydmx 3.0 on moving heads? Pref. on the focus spot ones or twos.
Make more videos! You’ve been my inspiration to do lighting
You should do a video comparing the MA range to the ETC ION with a fader wing. What is each console best used for? Thanks.
please do a updated setup, miss your videos dude
When you posing again
are you at BPM this year ?
Do you still do mobile discos?
GREAT review – thank you so much for taking the time to create this video it is much appreciated!!!!!!
What a lovely comparison video. Showing & Telling instead of just telling! Keep up these good videos!
Nononononononono it's a zed not a zee
really good review , utilizing the ipad to present is a cool idea
Great comparison. I have a question are these your own fixtures, as in -did you buy them? It seems you only talk about ADJ products, just curious because there is no AD disclaimer. Do you work or get paid to review these products. Does ADJ just send these to you for review and if so do you have to return them?
very good comparison Joe! have to agree with you on the zoom on the focus spot 3! personally I would emit the UV LED I think it's ugly and adds very little as it's so weak
Really good overview, after seeing the in-depth reviews of each fixture. These videos contributed to my purchase decision on buying moving heads last week. Good work Joe 😀
nice DMXing (if thats a word)