The Eurolight LC2412 is a professional 24-channel DMX lighting console with 24 preset channels assignable to 512 DMX channels. 120 scenes are storable in 10 banks, and there is an... more
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24-channel DMX lighting console with 24 preset channels assignable to 512 DMX channels. 120 scenes are storable in 10 banks, and there is an integrated chaser with up to ...
preset channels assignable to 512 DMX channels. With the Behringer EUROLIGHT LC2412 you can store 120 scenes, and there is an integrated chaser with up to 650 s...
The Eurolight LC2412 is a professional 24-channel DMX lighting console with 24 preset channels assignable to 512 DMX channels. 120 scenes are storable in 10 banks, and there is an integrated chaser with up to 650 steps featuring sync-to-bass beat plus a frequency-dependent sound-to-light function. Crossfade time is freely selectable, allowing for super-smooth scene fades, and there are two additional, multi-functional channels for special effects (e.g. fog machine, color changer etc.). You get ultra-flexible fading functions for manual and automatic operation and intuitive solo and channel flash functions.Features:* 24 preset channels, assignable to 512 DMX channels * Up to 3 DMX channels can be controlled per preset channel 120 scenes storable in 10 banks * Integrated chaser with up to 650 steps featuring sync-to-bass beat * Frequency-dependent sound-to-light function Crossfade time freely selectable for super-smooth scene fades * Two additional, multi-functional channels for special effects (e.g. fog machine, color changer) * Ultra-flexible fading functions for manual and automatic operation * Intuitive solo & channel flash functions * Extremely effective preview function allows \hidden\" memory and chaser checks even during live performances * Dimmer control via DMX or analog output (0/+10 V) MIDI interface for cascading of two LC2412s (master/slave setup) * PCMCIA card slot for storing of up to 25 complete settings (PCMCIA card not supplied) * Illuminated display/controls and BNC lamp socket for easy operation in dark stage environments * Extremely rugged steel construction ensures long life even under the most demanding conditions * Rack-mounting kit for installation in standard 19\" racks included Technical Data:Channels: 26 (24 + 2 special switchable channels)DMX: 78 out of 512 DMX channels (max. 3 DMX channels per console-channel)Memories: max. 120Chases: max. 99Steps: max. 650, up to 99 per chaseInputs:Analog In: 1/4\" TS mono jack connector, unbalancedInput impedance: 11kOhmLevel: Line level (-10 dBV)Footswitch 1/4\" TS mono jack connectorMidi In: DIN 5-pole connector, conforms to the DMX512/1990 standardOutputs:DMX512 Out: XLR 5-pole connector, conforms to the DMX512/1990 standardMidi Out : DIN 5-pole-connectorAnalog Out Sub D connector, 15-poleLevel: 0/+10 V DCMin. load timpedance: 600 OhmMemory Card:Format PCMCIA ATA flash cardStorage capacity: 4MBBattery type: 3 V lithium batteryPower Supply:Voltage: 230 V~, 50 HzPower consumption: 27 WMains connection: Standard IEC-receptacleDimensions (H x W x D): approx. 4 3/16\" x 17 1/2\" x 11\" (106 mm x 442 mm x 278mmWeight: approx. 8.38 lbs (3,8 kg)"
Advantages: Price, Performance, Finish, Stupendous Value Disadvantages: Not an SM58, maybe a bit “bright” for some
...the empty, thin feel of a cheaply made microphone. One minor annoyance is that both the SM58 and the XM8500 don’t have an on/off switch. You can pay an extra tenner or so to get an SM58 with one (the SM58 LC) but there is no such option for the Behringer.
The figures quoted probably don’t mean much to the average punter so what I am saying is that if you want a cracking good mike, with a top sound, that looks/feels/does exactly as the biggest most expensive brands do and you don’t want to pay inflated prices, look no further than the Behringer XM8500 !...
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...installation and setup was confusing and it took me a while to get it working properly. it is necessary to download software from the behringer website in order for the device to function fully. this surprised me as most stuff is shipped with a CD.
it feels a bit plastic and cheaply built compared with other motorised mixers. the motors are pretty quiet and really fast. they are not as smooth as the more expensive motorised mixers but with the next cheapest thing being about £500 im not surprised.
i have been using one of these for about 6 months, and with the BCFview.exe application from the behringer website it is extremely valuable. having a hands-on control for mixing a track makes a massive difference for me....
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Advantages: Cheap, looks good, sounds good Disadvantages: hard to get to lower controls, confusing battery position.
...doesn’t get damaged by continual use.
Also on the switch is the labels “OUT” and “IN” for the jack connections, the word Behringer, and in a large box ULTRA METAL is in bold capitals. Underneath UM100 is printed in smaller writing. All in all, the switch looks good on the device and doesn’t stand out.
To operate the switch a small push of the foot is needed but not to much force is needed for it to operate. When the switch is pressed, it springs up but the red LED light on the top will light up and the distortion is on. The reason the switch doesn’t stay down light a light switch is that it is on a spring and the rest is all electronically controlled. When you don’t want the distortion anymore, you simply press it again and it goes off.
It is a good control and a lot smoother than others I have tried. In my opinion it is very easy...
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Now what do you want to know about this desk??
Well first you better think "what sort of user am I?"
If you are a megga big semi/pro type music maker then you probably wont even be reading this!
But if like me you are small time hobbyist up to a more
The Behringer DJX700 has to be the best value for money DJ mixer on the market. it is a slight copy of the more expencive Pioneer DJM600S.
the DJX700 comes feature full and i cant think of any thing else that could have been squeezed in to it.
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