Clay Paky Sharpy?

[John2571]

What do you think about adding 4-6 of these into a christmas show? I was going to add them on the overhang above my door and use a few haze machienes so that the beams could be seen in the air for a cool visual effect. These would need to be placed into a waterproof enclouser. Do you think it would be a good idea? Suggestions? A link to the fixture is bellow .

Thanks

John

 

http://www.claypaky.it/en/products/sharpy

[james campbell]

i have seen a few displays on you tube that use those type lights. I think it looks great but the neigbors may not like it

[John2571]

The good part is that my neighbor across the street us up high on a hill so I have a great area for my lights to be aimed at. I have already asked her and she said it would be no problem. I would also limit the pan and tilt of the fixture so it would not go onto any of the neighbors houses.

[Ken Benedict]

There's 49 of those lights still available; just check the quantity and whip out your charge card.

 

They're at http://www.gearsource.com/catalog/stockitem/sharpy-moving-beam-light

[LOR Staff]

...  And those are used, not new so you'll be saving even more 

 

Assuming a PF of 1, you'll probably need to add some additional circuits since each draws approx 6-7A @ 115V.

[iflights]

You could buy a lot of pixels, and build several pixel-based mega trees for a much bigger wow factor for the nearly $6K they want for each fixture.