Blizzard Lighting Flurry Q
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MEET THE FLURRY Q
The Flurry™ Q mini moving wash provides a truly impressive display of color with it's 7 x 10-Watt TianXin® Quad-Color LEDs, yet it fits in the palm of your hand!
It is a 7 or 12-channel DMX LED fixture with RGBW color mixing capability. The unit features built-in color macros for a number of popular hues. The Flurryâ„¢ Q also features variable electronic strobe, vector speed control for multiple channels, user-selectable pan and tilt ranges, and built-in movement macros.
When you need color, and lots of it, the Flurryâ„¢ Wash fits the bill!
• 7 or 12-channel DMX-512 LED moving head lumiere
• Pan: 540 degrees / Tilt: 270 degrees
• RGBW color mixing
• Variable electronic strobe
• Variable electronic dimmer (0 – 100%)
• Built-in programs/color macros via master/slave or DMX
• Sound Active in standalone or DMX
• User-selectable basic or advanced operating modes
• Compact and lightweight (it kept its new year’s resolution!)
• LED display menu with invert
• Display auto on/off
• Pan/tilt invert option
• Fan cooled
• Dimensions: 6.8 x 6.8 x 9.8 inches
• Weight: 6.5 lbs (3.8 kg)
• Power: Operating Voltage 110-230VAC, 50-60 Hertz (autoranging)
• Fuse 3A 250V
• Power Consumption: 75W
• Light Source: 7x10W (4x 2.5w) TianXin® Quad-Color LEDs, 60,000 hours
• Beam Angle: 25 degrees
• Luminous Intensity: 9,900 (full white) lux/1m
• Pan: 540 degrees
• Tilt: 270 degrees
• Max. Operating Temperature: 104 degrees F (40 degrees C) ambient
• Protocol: USITT DMX-512
• DMX Channels: 7 or 12 (User Selectable)
• Input: 3-pin XLR Male
• Output: 3-pin XLR Female
I use the Blizzard Flurry Q's for all kinds of shows and they never cease to amaze me. Even in larger rooms, they add a powerful punch of color. I personally like them better than the moving head spots I use with them. I think you get more for your money with a moving head wash than a moving head spot....but both are important for a balanced light show.<br /> <br /> Of course these are not as bright as the bigger moving head washes, but for the money, there are no other moving heads that compare (except the Flurry Tri which is basically the same thing but tri color instead of quad color).
Its small size, low price and amazing color give this moving head light lots of bang for the buck. The Blizzard Flurry Q has powerful quad-color LEDs and features strobe and full RGBW color fading. DMX control in either 7 or 12 channel modes and many useful presets allow you to integrate this very effective little light into your system with little effort.
These are excellent lights, especially for mobile entertainers. They are exceptionally bright, and have good built-in programs. I had just two of these on a T-bar and it provided a decent light show for an indoor gig. The colors that come out of these things are deep and rich, and whites are pure white. While these aren't a substitute for full-size moving heads, at less than half the price, they're a good value.
These lights here are amazing they are everything a mobile DJ would want. They are small, light weight, affordable price and super bright! I always wanted a moving head for my setup put the prices where ridiculous and then the other moving heads weigh so much. With the Blizzard Flurry Q I can either mount them on top of a speaker stand or a totem with little effort and thats it. These lights are also super bright which allows me to use them as wash lights as well or shine them up a wall for an uplighting effect. I love these lights.<br />
These are great lights for a small club. I installed a few with a low ceiling and they look great linked together. Nice tight beams, colors are bright. I am getting ready to put more in another small club. I would not recommend them for everyday transport for mobile gigs. Just a great indoor inexpensive mover. Blizzard Makes great stuff.
A nice light for the price, but I was quite disappointed when I found that tilt is limited to 180 degrees, NOT 270 degrees as listed here, AND IN THE MANUAL. Blizzard has it right on their website. So if you mount it upright on it's base, the light can't hit the floor. If you hang it upside sound, it won't hit the ceiling.
These are pretty compact, which makes them nice for road gigs. They're not quite as bright as some other lights, but that's sort of what you'd expect in a smaller package. Overall they have good color and brightness for indoor events. You could get away with using these in even larger rooms, though I'm usually in smaller spaces so they're perfect for me.<br /> <br /> They have good build quality and I've been relying pretty heavily on them for mobility. You get all the normal DJ light features like DMX and standalone mode. They're also considerably cheaper than full-size units. They have a good range of motion and lined up next to each other, you'll end up with a professional-looking set. <br /> <br /> Again, I really like the color these provide. I also found that the fan wasn't too loud, which is a good thing when you're in smaller rooms where clients and guests are going to be closer to the hardware.
This is my third light fixture I purchased and I absolutely love it!!! It's extremely bright for the size and very portable and easy to setup!
This is a great light. Very powerful for its size. They look good on the floor or up on trusses. I bring them to every event...even ones where I bring my larger moving heads (like Platinum Spot 5R's).
