American DJ Mega Par Profile

[@BriSwatek]

This is a fantastic fixture. Using 2 of them, I just washed the entire dance floor ceiling at a major wedding hall this past weekend. The bride & groom & their guests "loved the uplighting." Highly recommended. -- DJ Bri Swatek, Spinning with Style

[@Reallifetothemax]

finally adj comes out with a new all purpose affordable par can!!!

[@DJSpontaneous]

Great Video.... I bought a pair of Mega Par Profile's (One didn't work.. But I exchanged it for a new one) .. I'm Running them with the "Chauvet Obey 4 DMX Controller".. (i'm planning to add more and difference lights to my arsenal!) ... Thanks again for a very informative video!!! They are extremely BRIGHT!!!

[@MSDJALC]

Cool, like the jazzy tune! :] This light has a lot of cool features

[@DjDudleyX12]

bright and compacts . i like them and use them they look nice !!!!

[@zatu97]

A NEW INTRO NICE AND A NICE PRODUCT :D !!!

[@acehealeymusic]

Very nice..I need to upgrade my lighting asap.

[@WeddingRepublicGR]

Excelent Product. Whwn is it gonna be available in the EUROPEAN MARKET?

[@irgarza52]

@thedjtecaa no offense but when you have to buy 20 to 30 of them it adds up for up lighting. When you could just but black power cord you may already have or could use it for multiple uses. Plus you don't have to lug around extra power cords. There are other flat pars on the market that use a regular plug I think it just makes more sense.

[@Druxar]

How does the sound active mode perform - like, will it do things like randomly enter the strobe mode and then go back to some other color fade pattern and strobe at different rates? I only really see demos of the individual modes like constant strobing or constant color fading but I don't know how the sound active would look...

[@paulbench]

@irgarza52 Well when you think about it, One 10 Foot IEC Cable is like $10, Now to go how you say, You would need a 7 foot extension cable AND the original IEC. Lets be logical, I already spend 1 hour setting up up-lighting, I dont plan on having all these unneeded lines, not to mention extension cables are hard to find in black.(IECs Are all black)

[@azpaulnow]

@briswatek You washed a whole ceiling with just one of these? Do you have pictures? I am needing about 10 of these for an event in December to wash the walls and some ceiling.

[@andymattyarecool]

@irgarza52 Its just so that we have to buy more of their cables so they make more money

[@jonahmolinski]

@irgarza52 Because They dont want you pluging in outher things besides the outher lights.

[@MikiAppi1599]

in the video from that unit are driven?

[@mat-RDX]

its regular power-out cable, i dont know what are you talking about. That type of IEC out is used in Revos, FX Bars and many other stuff. Its ordinary extension cord, you can buy it even in supermarket.

[@TruMusicLighting]

how do these compare to the TRI7 & 18's?

[@sandrathomas1530]

How do set colors

[@paulbench]

Why would you need an edison out? Then you have two different types daisy chaining: Edison -> IEC (That comes with the light) I would rather spend the $10 on a 15ft IEC than $15 on a 15FT Edison.

[@paulbench]

@irgarza52 No Offense, But if you are complaining over a $8 cable, you probably cant afford these in the first place.

[@Alonszo777]

You say par because you buy it and the package has 2 devices? Sorry for my ignorance

[@mathouse123]

- PAR is a kind of lighting ( Parabolic Aluminized Reflector )

[@EPICPEDOPONEH]

Not the comments being 10 years old nooo

[@irgarza52]

Why do light manufactures use mess up power linking. I understand the power in. But why not just a regular power out plug. We have buy another type of cable. I will pass on these.

[@ScottMusgrave]

it should be the Profile Par

[@ruairifinnegan]

I bought 10 of these for uplighting as a test, bad move. The light dispersion is very wide compared to say the adj pro par 64. The plastic construction and brackets are not for commercial use and break/bend easily. The design is not great because you have to tilt uplights to get the angles right most of the time, and the power in out option leaves cables leaning out instead of side by side... in summary - this is a bad product for uplighting and I wouldn't use them.

[@reverb992]

Why do you so heavily promote the ability to daisy chain power on these things, then not provide a cable or adapter that allows for that? Just bought 8 of these for a school theater and now I have to go back and get more money from the client for ECCOM power cables. Why would you sell a set of 8 and think people aren't going to want to daisy chain power right out of the box? If you're gonna soak us for extra money, at least be up front about it.