vertigo question

use more fog if your looking for a darker light...go with the american deej propeller (i think its around 99 buxs) inexpensive yet cool effect

Are the walls in your garage white? To keep light from reflecting around the room, paint all the walls and the ceiling a dark none reflective color like, oh I donno, black. That will keep the excess light you don�t want from reflecting back in to the room.
In pictures the units are usually being used in a larger room so they cant totally wash the whole room. And in demo room at stores, they usually have the walls and stuff painted a dark color.

The vertigo was designed for DJs, so having a strong bulb that would fill a large room was a must.

There are 2 things you can do to dim down a Vertigo:

1. Replace the lamps with LL-200 bulbs, available at modt DJ stores. It's 200 watts rather than 300, so rather than having an output of 600 watts, the light will only have 400 watts.

2. Take one bulb out. This will reduce the effect to 15 beams and lower the output to 300 watts. The light doesn't look as good with one bulb, but it WILL reduce the output considerably.

Hope this helps!

"Replace the lamps with LL-200 bulbs, available at most DJ stores"

Can these be bought at home depot? Im having the same problem with my Vert pro2, its to bright for my dining room. I already took one bulb out also.

Dominic in San fernando Valley

check the bulb wattage and volts then if you still have the manual, check the specs. in the back of the book to see if it matches.

Oh yeah, almost foregot ... WELCOME TO DA' FORUM!tkeo

I doubt LL-200 bulbs are available at Home Depot, but it's worth a try. I just got that from the ADJ catalog. Your best bet is to either get it from a local DJ sore or mail order it.

tkeo and dominic welcome to the forum and we hope we see you often.

As madness said You probally won't find that bulb at home depot. You may want to visit an online dj store or your local dj store.