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Old October 14th, 2007, 03:53 AM
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Default Chauvet MiN Spot.

Another new item from Chauvet. It's a "palm sized" moving head spot fixture. Thus, it has gobos. What makes it especially interesting is the single "14 watt RGB LED source". I really want to see one of these in action.

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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

As icewolf mentioned in the Facebook Group discussion of this one, it's only 1000 lux, so it's gonna be really, really tough to see unless all the lights are off. However, I really want to see one, and it is a great club effect. And it's Gobos and LED's. Which is sweet in it's own right.
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They've also got a Wash version:
http://chauvetlighting.com/fixtures/minwash_fix.shtml
But it's only 700 lux.
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

hmm, I'm sure there are plenty of cool uses for such a little guy, even if it isn't the brightest.
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

Once again a really cool LED product that just isn't quite up to theater standards. Once they beef up the power of those LEDs a little we are all going to be begging for this stuff.
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

LEDs and gobos? That's pretty awesome. But, does anyone know they run for?
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

Me and my girlfriend were messing around at Guitar Center yesterday playing pianos and synths and I came across this in the intelligent lighting/sound showroom. They run for about $449 but can be had at about $350 on ebay. As far as intensity goes, it isn't much but I'll bet it would compete with some LED par 64's. I could see it even with the other lights on, but only at about a 15-20 foot throw. At this stage it's probably only good for DJ's and clubs, but man I would love to have some of these in a media room! It would be perfect for things like that! They had it hooked up to an Elation board and it responded really well to DMX commands though it didn't seem very fast. Otherwise it looked really sturdy and well designed. No heat produced and a 50,000 hour rated LED life. My girlfriend said it was cute (especially after seeing the larger Elation PowerSpot's). It's so small it would blend in to a rig of Par16's and look like a rig of Martin Mac 250's and par 64's from really really far away. haha.
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

Here's a pic of a few Minspots used in Chauvet's booth at LDI. Their booth won the "Best Booth" award.



Here's a shot of the booth.

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And for you folks out there who want to trick out your room with LED technology, Chauvet sold 'em off cheap...the LDI demo MiNspots are available from CenterStage for $275...I've been thinking about getting one for my room, and to use when I assist in the lighting classes for an in-class demo of gobos, RGB mixing, and moving light technology, since it doesn't have a warm up time, doesn't take alot of power, and can sit in the middle of the table without blocking anyone's view.
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Default Re: Chauvet MiN Spot.

Well that's just plain cool. I'm thinking I may need to get one or two of these. Oh the possibilities...
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