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Big surprise here...

I fell in love with the Mighty Scans from day one. I was originally looking at Pocket Scans (as well as fixtures from a few other brands) when I accidentally came across them. I was shopping around for intels to begin an upgrade to the light show I currently work with. I needed something that could hold its own against 40 some odd 300-500 watt par cans.

Now I have to say that I never saw either of these fixtures in person...it was all online. After watching the demo movies and reading reviews, as well as comparing features side-by-side, I decided the Mighty Scans were for me.

I purchased a set a few weeks later and I've never looked back since. As soon as I received them I knew they were what I was looking for. The very first time I set them up and ran them at a show, I had members of the band, and crew, as well as the club owner talking to me about how good they looked as well as performed.

I couldn't be happier with these lights.
Have to go with mightyscans, when i first saw the mightyscan i new it was the best because of the size of it, and all the gobos/colors/shutter packed into it, even when I upgrade my system and buy all newer and better lights, ill sell all my old equipment but i will keep the mightyscans since they are getting hard to find they are turning into a collectors item, and they are always fun to play with Razzer Razzer .

Recently I saw the accuspots in action and right when i saw the size of them and how powerfull they are i said i have to buy some of these, im just going to wait for the price to go down (I bought my mightyscans when they first hit the market, i paid about 630$, 700$ for one unit, and about a year later they were selling about 350$,400$ a unit Frowner , hopefully the same will happen with the accu series within this year Roll Eyes Roll Eyes )

just some thouhgts

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