X Move LED Plus

I think maybe you should be looking at the vizi spot led instead of the x move led plus. If you go from a discharge lamp source to a Led you will notice a huge drop in brightness. With the vizi spot led it is closer compared to a 150 watt discharge. The x moves are not as bright as the vizi spot led. Sadly the technology isn't all the way up there yet for LEDs to totally out power a discharge. I know o would pick hands down the vizi led if my two choices were x move or vizi led. X move is a good fixture. Sorry to ramble. Hope this helps. Let me know sincerely,

Jingles, what does this mean, 3 & 5 facet prism. The catalog I have does not have this light in it. Volume 24. How new is this light? Any chance I can get a mfsr price, so I know where to start?


"Prism Wheel with macros: 3-facet prism, 5-facet prism & Infinite Prism ."

All the info is in the website. It is under intelligent lights at the bottom of the page. All the info is there including a video. I'd copy a link for you but I am posting from my iPhone.
Sincerely,

Here is the info from the website, still doesn't answer the question of what is the 3 & 5 Prism. I"ll just call the tech's Monday.


roduct: Vizi LED Spot
AVAILABLE MID MARCH 2010

The ADJ Vizi LED Spot, Moving Head Fixture features a 22W high output, long life LED source (6500°K, 50,000 hr.) with a low power draw of 88W. This unit is compact & light weight and offers plenty of pro features such as: 8 Dichroic Colors + white (includes UV), 7 Rotating Gobos (Interchangeable) a Prism Wheel with 3-facet, 5-facet and Infinite prisms, Gobo Indexing, Dimming (0-100%), Strobe effect, 12 DMX channels and a Gobo Scroll mode.

• High output DMX-512 Moving Head with 22W LED source
• RDMX - Remote DMX addressing (Change DMX values remotely from any DMX console)
• 4 operational modes: DMX, Master/Slave, Stand Alone & Sound Active
• 12 DMX channels
• Gobo scroll mode
• LED DMX 4-Button menu system
• 14-degree beam angle
• Auto X-Y repositioning
• 8 dichroic colors + white (includes UV)
• 7 rotating gobos + spot (interchangeable: 5x metal, 2x glass)
• Prism Wheel with macros: 3-facet prism, 5-facet prism & Infinite Prism
• Gobo Shake effect
• Gobo Indexing
• Gobo size: 27mm (22mm viewable gobo size)
• Independent gobo and color wheels
• Pan: 540-degree standard (630-degree optional)
• Tilt: 270-degree
• Shutter: Pulse effect; random strobe slow to fast
• Dimming: 0% - 100%
• Strobe effect
• Flicker-free operation
• Manual Focus
• Stepper motors with micro stepping
• Hanging bracket included
• 3-pin XLR In/Out
• LUX: 12950 @ 1M; 2480 @ 2M; 1231 @ 3M; 486 @ 5M
• Multi-voltage Operation: 100-240V, 50Hz/60Hz
• Power Consumption: 88W max
• Lamp: 22W white LED source, 6500°K (50,000 hour rated)
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 12”x16.5”x8.5” / 303x419x214mm
• Weight: 20 lbs. / 9 kg.

Jerry...the prism splits the gobo image by that number. So if you set the effect to the 3 facet prism, you will get 3 of the gobo designs kinda clustered together. If you use the 5 facet prism, you'll get 5 gobos from one light.

you can see the 3 facet prism at 1:19 in on the demo video.

I agree with CM. Like I said in my previous post check out the video. Let mw know if you have any other questions.
Sincerely,

I knew a Texan could set me straight. Thanks Casey. Light looks pretty sweet.