Great video as always Ryland! 150W is a bit underpowered for that size room. It will be fighting with the house and wash lights. Beam lights should be powerful enough to easily cut through the rest of the lighting in the room with gobos clearly visible. 150W would be good for a small room or youth space. I would recommend trying to 230W version to see the difference in your space before buying another one.
Just ordered ours the direct link from sheds has a Black Friday sale right now for about $315 including taxes saves about $150 + bucks. Buying with the second link instead of Amazon till Nov 30th..
Shehds confuses me. They seem to have all of the features of the more expensive lights, but they come in at a much lower price. I keep wondering where the cost savings is coming from. I will say that I did have one of their lights that had a manufacturing defect in the mounting bracket. I was able to fix it, but quality control could be part of where the cost savings is.
In pretty much every industry, companies from China have figured out how to steal designs so they do not need to invest money in R&D. That comes out as a lower retail cost, but it really hurts other manufacturers.
These are cheap knockoffs of better lights. There is no fixture profile to be found in the ETC fixture library. Nor in Avolite or any other decent manufacturer of lighting consoles. Plus, the fan is really loud. And good luck with tech support...because it doesn't exist.
Hi Ryland, I’ve got some questions I’d like to ask about this light. If you’re willing, I’d love to figure out a way to chat/askyou a few questions. Much appreciated.
Hey there, not sure how much you’d like to visit about but feel free to use my consulting scheduler tidycal.com/rylandrussell If it’s something simple just ask here.
Nice video and explanation. I wonder what haze machine would you recommend for wedding venues that fit up to 500 people? Also, I'm using soundswitch. Are these available or must send them a message to add it?
Dude show me the light in action
He want to talk smh
Love these videos man saved so much $$$ and now buying at least 2/4 of these thanks brother !
Great video as always Ryland! 150W is a bit underpowered for that size room. It will be fighting with the house and wash lights. Beam lights should be powerful enough to easily cut through the rest of the lighting in the room with gobos clearly visible. 150W would be good for a small room or youth space. I would recommend trying to 230W version to see the difference in your space before buying another one.
To my eye in our room they work well. We don’t run house lights. I’m sure the 230 would be even better though!
I have the 160w shehds moving led spot and it was pretty dang good for the church we were in that seats 1200, the 230w I'm sure is even better
Do you mean the 230w 7r beam or do they have an 230w led beam?
Becouse i would always chose the 150w led beam over the 7r
150 is not bright enough 😂
Been looking at these. Thanks for reviewing!
Loves these reviews. You have saved me so much time and $.
Thanx for info. But wish u d put a little episode with samples of its lighting
Just ordered ours the direct link from sheds has a Black Friday sale right now for about $315 including taxes saves about $150 + bucks. Buying with the second link instead of Amazon till Nov 30th..
I updated the link to SHEHDS with my affiliate link now :). Good find.
@@RylandRussellhey brother did you have to manually patch these to light key? I can’t use them.
Shehds confuses me. They seem to have all of the features of the more expensive lights, but they come in at a much lower price. I keep wondering where the cost savings is coming from. I will say that I did have one of their lights that had a manufacturing defect in the mounting bracket. I was able to fix it, but quality control could be part of where the cost savings is.
In pretty much every industry, companies from China have figured out how to steal designs so they do not need to invest money in R&D. That comes out as a lower retail cost, but it really hurts other manufacturers.
They’re much more cheaply made, with poorer parts and quality control. Consistency is also a big problem across different fixtures.
These are cheap knockoffs of better lights. There is no fixture profile to be found in the ETC fixture library. Nor in Avolite or any other decent manufacturer of lighting consoles. Plus, the fan is really loud.
And good luck with tech support...because it doesn't exist.
@@ReactionShot, they've worked well for us so far.
@@ReactionShotshehds lighting fixtures are includes in ETC library
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Hi Ryland, I’ve got some questions I’d like to ask about this light.
If you’re willing, I’d love to figure out a way to chat/askyou a few questions.
Much appreciated.
Hey there, not sure how much you’d like to visit about but feel free to use my consulting scheduler tidycal.com/rylandrussell
If it’s something simple just ask here.
Nice video and explanation. I wonder what haze machine would you recommend for wedding venues that fit up to 500 people? Also, I'm using soundswitch. Are these available or must send them a message to add it?
I have a video about my fav hazer here th-cam.com/video/cdIkTuYbWW4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tG0J87x3rBELg8b9 ultratec radiance
Which price dude..I am from india
looked into these. No US warehouse that I could find, so they ship from China.
Why no aputure lights?
Aputure makes good lights for video sets. I have not seen any that I’d use in a worship center. No dmx unless they are really expensive.