Chauvet DJ Bank

There was a problem with my order: the carrier said it had been DELIVERED, but that was not the case. I was home all day, and keeping an eye out for the expected delivery - but it never arrived. I contacted the seller (Solotech Ecom USA) and they responded almost immediately. They said they would ship my order again via a different carrier, and it arrived in just a couple days. My thanks to them, I was impressed with how quickly they acted to correct a problem that they did not cause - it was a carrier problem.As for the Chauvet DJ Bank, I had purchased this same product a year or two ago, and knew it to be a quality item. Well made, fairly bright for the size, and reliable. So a great product, and a great seller!

Awesome lights

This light bank worked SO well and looked as though we spent a lot of money on it, even though it was very inexpensive! It was perfect for the dance floor!

I have two sets of these and yes its true for some dumb reason the blue lights seem to have problems. Some others say that they don't have a way to keep all the lights on but I found a way. You can get a 1/4" audio plug and solder all the the connections together and when you plug the lights in they will all come on and stay on all the colors. In all they are a good buy for the money and they work really great for bank color lighting. Buy the way all the blue lights are still working just fine. Keep returning them until you finally get a good set. Thanks,autogenous.

These worked Very Well as front stage lighting and what I liked the most was the switch it has to make lights either chase or full on ! Great lights for the price !!!

I've used this color strip for several college parties, and I'm pleased to report that it has generally been successful in providing a cool edge and nice ambiance to the parties. However, here are the details:(1) Great for small/medium parties... and nothing else.If you're using it for a party held in a living room, basement, garage, dorm commons room, etc., this thing can power it up by itself, though you might want to add a small light on the side. I've even used this to light up a floor on a rooftop party. However, any bigger room/hall, and you'd need to join it with bigger artillery. At the very least, if you're a DJ, you could use it to light up your DJ booth for a nice effect. If your party is drawing more than 60-70 people, it won't be enough on its own.(2) Quality is OK.After easy/moderate use of this product, I noticed that the blue light would give an awkward flicker every now and then. I personally take this to be a shortcoming of the product, and after taking very good care of the color strip, I wonder if this flickering is indication of poor quality. As you use the product at any given time, though, the flickering goes away- it's mostly present while the color strip warms up. It doesn't look normal to me.(3) Controls are a bit tiring.One of the controls adjusts the sensitivity of the sound sensors; that is, if the sensor hears a house beat going at 130 bpm, it will flash the lights accordingly, at 130 bpm. If you adjust the control at very high sensitivity, the lights will alternate at ANY bit of sound- thus, the lights will flash rapidly regardless of the beat. So why is this an issue? If you have two songs playing at slightly different volume/decibel level, you'd need to constantly change the sensitivity of the color strip. I hope that Chauvet will fix this problem in their future products.(4) For the money, it's good.It's selling around $70, which is pretty affordable for a color strip. The LEDs are very nice and shine brightly, but this piece won't light up a very big dance floor. For medium to small events, this is a great addition to your light rig- as long as you take very good care of it.

I bought this light strip as a small center piece to my 7 piece setup. When buying, I was actually not aware that it was sound activated. I plugged it in, and it responded amazingly to my music. It lit up my room quite well. I added some smoke at it was even better. It has a sound-sensitivity control, as well as speed control. I would recommend this any day. I'm just a house DJ and the most I've done is DJ for my school dance, but this is more than awesome. If you're a serious DJ or musician, you should probably go with a bigger system. The ONLY down is the short power chord. All you have to do is attach a power strip and plug that in. Then when you want it on, just turn on the power strip. This also works as an extension chord. Buy this if you want an awesome light show to go along with any music.

Would like to see a better stand for the floor but I'm still getting used to them.