Dmx Console,Universal DMX-512 Controller 192 DMX 512 Stage DJ Light Controller 240 Different Scenes Dmx512 Console Applicable to 3-Pin DMX Cable for DJs Bands Bars Pubs Clubs Family Party Wedding etc…

Compact - Does exactly what I wanted - I wanted a simple controller to just turn some lights on and adjust their color and then manually fade them. This works perfect. It's metal and seems very sturdy - I've used it on 5 shows so far and it's what I needed - Price was right. I am happy with it!fwiw, all DMX controllers of this style have a bit of a learning curve but it's not too bad

This seemed like a fairly well built console. Compact and easy to read buttons. However, any scenes I created that were mixed with green or blue would flicker when displayed during a chase. I replaced it with a Chauvet Obey 40 (for about twice the price) and have had no issues. The fixtures used were Elation Six+ Par S's. This might be an OK product and maybe I just got one with a bad circuit board, or the fixtures were too sensitive for a cheaper controller like this?

Easy enough for basic lighting. Fort a quick grab and go DMX controller for uplifts or basic band lighting. It's perfect. Limited on live lighting features but it's so darn cheap you can't pass it up.

The good news: Once this DMX controller is set up, it performs as well as more pricey models from Brands "C" and "A." It doesn't provide any of the fancier features that more expensive DMX controllers provide, just 8 sliders per fixture, providing 16 total channels of control; and 6 chases and 240 scenes. But it can do what it needs to do! It works great with my Chauvet Mini-Bar 2.0 lights. And it's *very* small; I can store it in the side pocket of the bag that holds a pair of those trees. The carry handle is a nice touch. (I was originally planning to take it off, but it's growing on me.)The bad news: The user guide is small, and a bit cryptic. It describes all of the features, but the layout diagram doesn't align with some of the descriptions, and certain functions uses alternate names in some places. There are no tutorials in the guide, and I found myself getting lost at times. Fortunately, there are several YouTube videos of 'twin' products from Shalter, Jinda, etc. (Most of them aren't in English, but the visuals are great!) Once you learn the basics, it's pretty easy to start programming the box.

This worked perfectly as an additional lighting console for some newly installed DMX fixtures.

This item is affordable and fits my need. It helps to control the lights , to create the color for my video production!!

It came with a power supply for Europe, not the US.

on a scale of 1 to 10 this is at least a 25! very small/compact and easy to use...