Disco lights
07 January 2003, 06:20 PM
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Well they are a bit better than disco lights but to give you an Idea what they were.
Four Abstract VR8 scanners, 3 years old, still have the original boxes!! Used fairly infrequently.
Sound to light or DMX512 control, suit mobile DJ or club/pub band.
Smaller house forces sale.
Yours for £1200. To buy new about £2000 Will deliver within reason. (Am in Bracknell/Reading area)
Rjplighting@aol.com
Four Abstract VR8 scanners, 3 years old, still have the original boxes!! Used fairly infrequently.
Sound to light or DMX512 control, suit mobile DJ or club/pub band.
Smaller house forces sale.
Yours for £1200. To buy new about £2000 Will deliver within reason. (Am in Bracknell/Reading area)
Rjplighting@aol.com
09 January 2003, 04:52 PM
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The Abstract VR8 composite is already a legend in its short lifetime. This elegant scanner is equally at home in a restaurant outlet as it is in the newest, most upmarket theme bar or eaterie. It is the first effects lighting product that transcends all market boundaries. The VR8 has single-handedly revolutionised the lighting industry's perspective on scanner design and performance.
Specifications
Lamp type: MBI 150 Arc Discharge
AC Voltage: EEC 230/240/250V 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: 180VA 0.8AMP 230V
Gobos: 11 Gobos + open
Remote Blackout: Shutter on gobo wheel
Motorised Dichroic colours: 10 Colours + white + Multicolour
Controlled: DMX 512 or Internal programmes
Sound operation: Internal mic
Cooling: High flow 12V DC fan
Input: 3 pin XLR
Casing: Compersite silver finish
Mounting: 3mm bar with locking adjuster
Dimentions (LxWxH): 650x280x325
Weight: 11.5 Kilo
Shiping Dimensions: (LxWxH) 720x360x340
Packed weight: 12.5 Kilo
Specifications
Lamp type: MBI 150 Arc Discharge
AC Voltage: EEC 230/240/250V 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: 180VA 0.8AMP 230V
Gobos: 11 Gobos + open
Remote Blackout: Shutter on gobo wheel
Motorised Dichroic colours: 10 Colours + white + Multicolour
Controlled: DMX 512 or Internal programmes
Sound operation: Internal mic
Cooling: High flow 12V DC fan
Input: 3 pin XLR
Casing: Compersite silver finish
Mounting: 3mm bar with locking adjuster
Dimentions (LxWxH): 650x280x325
Weight: 11.5 Kilo
Shiping Dimensions: (LxWxH) 720x360x340
Packed weight: 12.5 Kilo
10 January 2003, 06:57 PM
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Very very tempted, but dont really need all 4 though as I'm only running a mobile setup. Would you be prepared to split? I'd take 2 off you, cash waiting!!! Am in Bournemouth.
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11 January 2003, 08:35 AM
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IMHO if you have less than 4 of these on a mobile rig it looks really silly. I have done mobiles and big rigs for 12 odd years now, and have always used scans/moving heads in 4's or more.
You cant do then justice with less, it just looks like "hey i have bought one light and look what it can do".
Dave
You cant do then justice with less, it just looks like "hey i have bought one light and look what it can do".
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11 January 2003, 08:50 AM
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You are of course commenting without knowing what other equipment I have though... paired up with a couple of EVL Spins I have they would make a fantastic show. I dont play particulary large venues so a huge lightshow isn't really necessary.
13 January 2003, 10:34 AM
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Sorry don't work at weekends so don't go on the web.
They are VR8 touring no rotating Gobo's
I will agree that you really need four heads to create a (good) light show, but I would say that as I am trying to sell all four.
There is an ad in my local free ad's this week, if nothing by the weekend then I will split them, and let you have 2 for £600. Can't be more fair than that. Could be talked into a deal for the four?
Mail me at rjplighting@aol.com
They are VR8 touring no rotating Gobo's
I will agree that you really need four heads to create a (good) light show, but I would say that as I am trying to sell all four.
There is an ad in my local free ad's this week, if nothing by the weekend then I will split them, and let you have 2 for £600. Can't be more fair than that. Could be talked into a deal for the four?
Mail me at rjplighting@aol.com
13 January 2003, 04:56 PM
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Some where, but have moved house three times, so maybe hard to find. The VR8 has only been out about four years as I got hold of some quite soon after the release and decided they were better than the Future scan pro III CE's which I had so sold them to finace the VR8's.
Will let you know at the end of the week.
Will let you know at the end of the week.
13 January 2003, 05:55 PM
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I was Hoping for V8 Discovery headlights... Oh well... 
14 January 2003, 07:08 PM
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No, no please not that 
I am actually after one, got a stone chip recently - Honest!
Mick
I am actually after one, got a stone chip recently - Honest!
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16 January 2003, 11:37 AM
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For some reason my ads did not get in this weeks free ads so, may have to wait till next week end.
I will drop you a mail about it Cupramax, see if we can come to a deal.
I will drop you a mail about it Cupramax, see if we can come to a deal.
