Best ADJ Pinspot LED II Alternatives

Based on 4 reviews

Build quality seems fine after a few months of use. Gives a decent amount of light for 5 Watts. Solid bracket and screws. Programs are OK. Needs to be fairly close to an audio source to react to audio. Angle is not supertight, but can easily be positioned a few meters (4 to 5) away from a 50cm mirrorball. Remote seems rather weak, buttons give close to no feedback, handle with care.

Based on 16 reviews

Red, Blue, Green that's it what I use this one for. If you start with color mixing you noticing the RGB leds on the wall, mirror ball. Beautiful red, blue and green though. Between other lighting, like scans, real PARcans this is a nice addition. And cheap. Only the DMX mini jacks is a minor thing that I'm worried about. Made the cables myself with Neutrik plugs.

Based on 1 reviews

The beam angle is advertised as being 6°, but in reality measures around 10-11°. At a distance of 4 m the beam has a diameter of almost 80cm. I therefore had to return the product, because the beam angle was too wide for lighting my mirror ball. Furthermore, the reflections of the light from a mirror ball onto the wall, appear like little rings. Somehow the reflector in this light does not make a perfect beam. The ring shape is not visible when shining directly onto a wall, but it is also not visible when shining onto the mirrorball with a different light, so it is caused by this spotlight and not by the mirrorball. The device itself is sturdy, well made and measures around 8 cm with a diameter of 7 cm, without the mount. I wish a simple spot would be made with an adjustable beam...