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American DJ MB-DMX II

American DJ MB-DMX II

American DJ
Description
The MB DMX II Mirror Ball Motor device has two 3-prong Edison sockets to power pinspots while managing to support and control the speed of up to a 20" mirror ball. The 2 DMX channel allows you to adjust the motor speed and direction of the disco ball and turn the pinspots on and off.
American DJ MB DMX II Mirror Ball Motor
American DJ MB DMX II Mirror Ball Motor
Features
  • Includes two 3-prong Edison socket to power pinspots
  • 2 DMX Channels:
  • Channel 1: Adjustable motor speed and direction control of mirror ball
  • Channel 2: Turns On/Off pinspots
  • For use with up to a 20-inch mirror ball
  • Circuit breaker protection (no need to change fuses)
  • XLR In/Out
  • Master/slave control: Up to 4 MB DMX units can be daisy-chained together for synchronized motor rotation and universal speed, resulting in dramatic visual effects
  • 1/4" socket for On/Off control with optional Mini/C controller (sold separately)
  • Dimensions: 4.75"W x 5"H x 8"D
  • Weight: 4lb.
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byDisco Dreaming

    fromCharleston, SC

    Does this have a remote to turn on the pin spots and the mirror ball motor? I will place it on a 14' ceiling? If not, do you have any suggestions? Thank you.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Thank you for your question. An agent will contact you within 48 hours

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byJim

    fromBoston, MA

    Can I run other dmx lights out of the DB DMX ii?

    Open Reply - Charles
    This has Master/slave control: Up to 4 MB DMX units can be daisy-chained together for synchronized motor rotation and universal speed, resulting in dramatic visual effects.