Yet another newbie question

well I still reccommend the op 192 cause it is just right. You can hook your Pars up to it and start making your own chases. also in warning you once you start with the dmx lights it hard to stop. LOL. sorry I didnt see this post earlier. Sincerely,

What's nice about the DMX Operator 192 is that is is not only cost-effective, but crammed with a lot of features and functionality. Considering what you get for the price, it's a good deal no matter how you look at it.

I've been doing sound for most of my life. I added lights in 2002 and started with the DMX Operator, an older and now discontinued item, which the 192-version improved upon in multiple ways. In the last 6 months, I have bothered to take the time to start programming scenes. The DMX Operator 192 can easily grow with you, handling nearly anything that uses DMX.

So, you get some LED cans and can do some color changing, and some other DMX fixtures, and you're still covered. Add some simple movers? What if you need dimmer packs to handle fixtures? The DMX Operator handles those too and so will the 192.

Worse case scenario is that you buy the DMX Operator 192, and as you grow and learn, you may outgrow it and have to replace it. In the meantime, it's not just a great learning controller, but a good work-horse controller especially for those just starting out.

well said!

If you decide to go with that great controller, drop me an e-mail and I'll get you started. I know this controller front and back as well as jingles. We both own one. It is a great controller for your rig and will handle this kind of rig with ease. Any questions about it, leave em here and we will answer them or drop me an e-mail at:

jthtiger2010 AT yahoo DOT com
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Hope this helps!
jthtiger