4BAR™

[5pinitOfficial]

can i control it with an obey 3 3 channel dmx controller?

[chauvetlighting]

@5pinitOfficial - The 4Bar operates on 15 channels of DMX and the Obey 3 only has 3 channels of DMX control, so it won't control this fixture.

[5pinitOfficial]

@chauvetlighting what controllers are compatible fr a kinta x and the 4bar

[brendanbassist]

The strobe on these SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!

It flashes on and off, but its WAY to slow.

[nesiansoulallstars]

so do you guys have an outdoor unit thats equal in price and size as the 4bar?

[chauvetlighting]

@nesiansoulallstars That we do not. Outdoor fixtures are a bit more pricey because they can stand up to the elements. I would suggest you look at our Colorado line in our Professional Series. The products do come at a premium but, they are worth it. Have a great day.

[nesiansoulallstars]

hey sorry i had another question....can i use this unit outdoors? if not is there a unit thats equal to this unit in size weight and price?that sets up as quick and easy as this unit?

[chauvetlighting]

@nesiansoulallstars No problem, the 4BAR is not an outdoor rated fixture. It will work fine outside as long as the environment is dry. Have a great day and we hope this answers your question.

[nesiansoulallstars]

can each individual light stay on in its own color? say for instance...blue,green,red,yell­ow?

[chauvetlighting]

@nesiansoulallstars Yes each light can stay on individual colors. Great question keep them coming.

[nesiansoulallstars]

@chauvetlighting how do i go about doing that? sorry i'm asking because i picked this unit up and i gotta say its amazing !!!! great unit....i'm planning on getting another!

[chevycaprice305]

do you have your lights going through a DMX controller? Does anyone know how to program the 4-Bar to the DMX Controller?

[chauvetlighting]

@chevycaprice305 the 4BAR is a 15 channel DMX unit, so you can control it with any DMX 512 controller.

[UltimateBeeGees]

The only videos I have seen show the colors going full on and off.

Using DMX from a laptop computer, can these lights do color mixing, fades etc. to get any color at any brightness?

If so, can each light be controlled separately, including if I had 2 or more 4bars?

[chauvetlighting]

@UltimateBeeGees they can be controlled seperately and you can do color fades to get any desired color or brightness.

[Ghost540]

@chauvetlighting

Is it possible to get the color mix/ get brightness Without a DMX controller and only the footpedal?

[chauvetlighting]

@Ghost540 The Footpedal is used to trigger the built in programs and blackout.

[Ghost540]

@chauvetlighting and do any of the the built in programs have color mixing? Sorry im being to prying, this was just biggest selling point for me on this system vs american dj's.

[chauvetlighting]

@Ghost540 there are built in programs that color mix on the 4BAR

[docrocjoc]

I have one of these - a wonderfully innovative product.

I plan on getting a second one.

Can someone from Chauvet tell me the process for connecting the 2d unit (I know about the DMX cable, but not about the daisy chaining process or settings).

Thanks!

[elterrible1234567890]

has any body use this product jet i am in a band and thinking to purchase lights for my band any info in this product?

[elterrible1234567890]

dont know

[chauvetlighting]

A flat can style fixture allows for the entire assembly to fit in a flat carrying/transport case, which makes it very easy on Mobile Djs. Thank you for your feedback!

[GlenKuykendall]

I'm all for a flat "can" assembly and in this setup it's very practical and compact. No it doesn't look traditional, however I wouldn't be surprised if we see more of this even on much larger units. Why have a big, mostly empty "can" for LEDs?

[Maxsdiscos]

I sort of agree with you there, however the traditional shape can looks better. DJs are just getting lazyer by the minute.

The Acme Impossibled is an empty case, but a damn good light.

[Maxsdiscos]

First Kam, then American DJ, now you.

Not sure I am particularly fond of the idea of Square flat par cans.

[euroliter]

Not correct....first was Eurolite