Stagg LED Headbanger Moving Head Light with 7 x 10W RGBW 4in1 LED

£139.99

The Stagg LED Headbanger Moving Head Light with 7 x 10W RGBW 4in1 LED from Stagg is in our Moving Head Lights selection. Check the details, for full features and availability for UK fast delivery – Read More.

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Description

The Stagg Headbanger is a compact moving head light with 7 built-in LED lamps. Weighing only 3kg the Stagg Headbanger is extremely lightweight making it easy to transport and is perfect for small venues and mobile event applications. With the affordable Headbanger you can effortlessly create colour washes on stage with the RGBW output and 25 degree beam angle. Also featuring a low noise Delta Electronics cooling fan so no need to worry about your lights overheating. The Headbanger 10 from Stagg can easily be mounted on trussing or stands to create a fantastic wash effect that is controlled by DMX or can also operate stand alone or sound activated.

About the manufacturer

Stagg

Stagg is a broad music-equipment brand with a dedicated range of stage and event lighting. The Stage Lights catalogue includes Headbanger moving heads and LightTheme or ECOPAR fixtures. Compare output, colour mixing, beam spread, DMX modes, mounting and power requirements for mobile DJ, rehearsal and performance use.

More info about this Product

Moving Head Lights

Moving head lights use motorised pan and tilt to direct beams, spots, washes or effects around a venue. Compare light source, movement range, beam angle, colour and gobo systems, zoom, focus, DMX channel modes, noise and mounting requirements for the intended room and show.

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