Dj Scan

Well unfortunately the DJ Scans were a total was had up and running for 20 min when movements started to slow down and color wheels started to stick... Will Maybe try AMDJ again when the acue spot 250 hits the market. Maybe I will have better luck with those ttyl.

Steve,
I am sorry to hear that you were not satisfied with the DJ Scans. If you were looking for a cost effective fixture, I think you would have been much better satisfied with the ScanTrons. Also did you get the original DJ scans, or the DJ Scan 250's. They made some minor improvements in the fixtures. But if I may ask. If you spent $1000+ on light jockey, why would you buy low end fixtures. You would have ultimately been better off with 2 Concept 2's over 5 DJ scans for around the same price. The concept fixtures are easily comparable with the MX series intels. Plus they have a nifty laser

The Club I have been Dj'ing at runs around 70 fixtures on light jockey. I have been using the program for 3 years so to use anything else at this point would be a waste of time. The reason I am looking for cost effective lights right now is because eventually will replace with all ****** lighting and use the others for outdoor events, but for right now thats not in the budget. I have settled on the novascans for now, but will try american dj's accu spot when it hits the market, havent quite given up on em yet

thats funny bleeped out M-artin lights lol

Steve,
The Nova's are really nice fixtures for the price, but keep ADJ in mind when you want to upgrade. The Concept 2's compare favoralby to the MX-4's, or you can even go up from there and look into some Elation products. Elation and American DJ are part of the same company, and there aren't too many steps above the Elation brand. They are pretty much in the same category as HEL.

The Active Scan's look like really nice fixtures. Here's a link, check out the video on Elation's site. With a price of less than $650, they are worth checking out.