Gemini CDX-2250i DJ Dual Two Deck CD/MP3 Media Player+(2) Par Wash Up-Lights

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About Gemini CDX-2250i DJ Dual Two Deck CD/MP3 Media

Rockville RockPar50 Par Light with DMX Control, Dimmer, Strobe, Color Mixing, and More. Power input and power output allows you to link multiple units together using only one wall outlet. DMX in and out allows daisy chaining multiple lights making it easy to control numerous lights synced together. 3 or 6 Channels of DMX Control. Operation Modes: Auto, Voice-Activated, Master-Slave, DMX512. Strobe, Color Change, Color Fade, Dimmer, ID Address, Color Mixing Controls. Color: 16.7 Million Different Color Change Variations. Double-bracket doubles as floor stand and hanging bracket. Static colors and RGB color mixing with or without DMX controller. Strobe effect with adjustable speed. Built-in automated programs via master/slave or DMX with variable speed. Slim profile with powerful and long lasting LEDs. Adjustable Beam angle using include. Light source 18 LEDs (6 red, 6 green, and 6 blue). Each LED is high powered at 1 watt each. The total power is more than famous brands on the market who might have more LEDs but each LED is only 0.25 watts on their models. Dimmer: 0-100%. Input Voltage: 110-240V/50-60Hz. Power Consumption: 24W. Advanced switching power supply. Constant current avoids LEDs from blowing. 20,000 100,000 hour LED life. IP grade: 20. 110/220 switchable. Unit Dimensions: 7.28 x 7.01 x 4.33 inches Weve designed the CDX-2250i to be a multi-application, user-friendly media player for your DJ rack. Occupying just two units of rackspace, the CDX-2250i offers playback capabilities for audio CDs, CD-Rs and MP3-CDs across two decks as well as USB input for USB storage devices. Rockville is proud to introduce our first member of the RockPAR series of lights! The Rockpar50 is a Par can Wash light that features DMX control, dimmer, strobe, color mixing, and even has a power input and output. What this means is that with only 1 outlet you can use numerous lights by plugging the first light into the wall and then each additional light into the power output of the previ