Stage Lights, OPPSK 36W 9LEDs RGBA 4 in 1 Par Light with Auto Play Sound Activated by Remote & DMX Control Uplighting for Wedding Church Birthday DJ Party Events Stage Lighting

After many hours of searching, reading reviews, and reading specifications of so many lights, I chose OPPSK LED PAR Cans. I needed two lights to be mounted on the front speakers to shine across the front of the stage for my band. I also needed a nice amber color, because amber usually gives a better skin tone color than just a bright white color. In the past, I’ve used the good old PAR46 cans with 200w bulbs and an amber gel. That worked great, but good grief the heat that comes off those old style par cans is horrible. Also, it takes forever to get the PAR can to cool off to be able to touch it and load it up during equipment tear down. So I began searching for a great LED PAR can that has a nice amber color. I’m very happy that I went with OPPSK. The can is lightweight but not fragile feeling. The included remote will control both cans that I purchased, so I don’t need two separate remotes for two cans. I haven’t hooked them up to my DMX control desk yet, but I really doubt if I would have any problems. I really just needed a good amber color anyway. I first thought that I might need a brighter LED can before I placed my order. Now I’m very glad that I went with these. These are very bright, so no worries. I also like that OPPSK includes a power out jack to link up these lights without having to use an electrical power strip or adapters. I would not be honest if I didn’t say anything negative about these OPPSK PAR cans. The mounting brackets are on the thin side. I think OPPSK should alter their design and include stronger mounting brackets. I’m not worried that they are too thin, but they could be made better. So in conclusion, these are great lights. Way cheaper than ADJ or Chauvet, and they are just as good in terms of lighting quality (minus the mounting brackets). I will continue to use these with confidence!

Ordered a total of twelve of these lights now. The price cannot be beat. One of the fixtures did spark and refuse to turn on when it was first plugged in, but the company sent us a replacement right away. The yoke is very cheap and flimsy, and can be bent very easily if you don't store them in a proper bag, but it is sturdy enough to hold the light if you want to hang them as they are very light in weight. We now have twelve working par lights that work great as up-lights. I have also used them to light a pool, sidewalks and the side of a house during parties. The amber LED's make the warm colors look so much better! I highly recommend only buying par lights that are RGB+A from now on!

I have used other lights by this brand before and they have done well and these are no exception. They have good color, are reasonably bright, and seem to respond consistently to DMX cues. If you are looking for an affordable instrument, without losing reliability and color quality, these will be a good option for you. The biggest complaint I have is with the yoke on them. It is very flimsy and trying to run them horizontally instead of hanging is difficult and will easily bend the metal making it difficult to stay aimed properly over long periods of time. Personally for the quality of the actual light itself, I would not mind paying just a bit more to make sure that I can hang it properly and there shouldn't be a quality cut where there doesn't need to be. One more positive note, they do have very smooth dimming for a cheaper light. Although it isn't as smooth as the higher end instruments I have, the lower power makes going from 0-50 seamless and invisible, unlike my higher quality and higher voltage ones that don't dim smoothly from 0-5. Very welcome considering older models from this brand had a tendency to jump while dimming. I have 9 right now and will definitely consider buying more.

I bought one of these to test before I committed to enough to light up my band when we play gigs. This light is bright and it covers a fairly wide area, which is what I was hoping for. The light show when you put the unit on "SOUND" is responsive, keeps up with the beat and is impressive. I will be buying more of these to use on our live shows. Oh, and the fan in this unit is really quiet. Also, there is no static or interference of any kind between this light and our sound equipment. This is definitely a really good quality PAR light at a very reasonable price. I spent a whole lot of time researching before I choose this LED PAR to test and it is a good one. One more note, the vender contacted me before I received the light to thank me for the purchase and they said their goal was 100% satisfied customers. Pretty good customer service and I had only just ordered the light. I am VERY happy with my purchase.

I’m a solo acoustic singer and this is a great compact light for times I need it. It puts out plenty of light and it’s nice to have a remote. For outdoor performances I set the light up to the color I want and then turn it off. Then I keep the remote on my music stand and turn it on when needed and when I hit the on button it turns on the last color I selected. Very handy and the brackets serve as a little stand. It’s light weight so it would be easy to clip it on just about anything as well. Back in another life I bought color changing lights for my band and they were hundreds of dollars each. The technology has gotten insane to be able to pick up a light like this for so cheap. I can’t imagine you’d need more than 3 or 4 of these to light a full band. Awesome light.

I purchased a set of 10 of these to use in a large theatrical venue, to add a very simple line of audience-visible back light to a dance recital. The venue is otherwise strictly traditional fixtures. All ETC dimmers, controls, and fixtures. I had tested one, before buying the full set, and was satisfied it would serve my purpose. Once they were all hung on a line and daisy chain powered and DMXed, I set them to 8-channel DMX mode, and programmed them 10 channels apart (201, 211, 221, etc) Patched them into the board, and turned the first light on, started testing the colors, and all of a sudden the light stopped responding. Same thing on all of the remaining lights, they worked for the first few seconds, and then nothing. Took a look at the lights, and they had re-programmed themselves! 201 was now 199. 211, now 207. Totally random. I spent hours trying everything. A different DMX controller directly into the fixtures, one fixture at a time, 5 channel DMX instead of 8 channel, everything I could think of. Finally, on a random whim, I had a crazy thought... The power cord I had run to these was about 50ft long and just plugged into a wall outlet. I grabbed an old-fashioned ground-lift adapter and plugged in the extension cord un-grounded, and all of a sudden, lights worked 100% consistent. I suspect because it's a large space, with the DMX traveling a great distance, and the power traveling a great distance, the disparate grounds was causing noise of some kind which the circuitry of the light did not like. Much like audio equipment on uncommon grounds results in audio noise. The vendor was completely useless. They responded immediately to all of my emails, but their responses were always nonsense. It was obvious they have no knowledge of the product, or the concepts around DMX control, and they were completely unwilling to listen or understand. I knew it was a risk purchasing them, but generally speaking they're great for their price, so I just thought someone else might appreciate this heads up.

I am a weekend rock band player. I currently have 12 led stage lights that do a great job (4 on each side) and (4 in the back) and they are somewhat dated and do not make amber well because they are all RGB. I do use a DMX 512 controller. I wanted to add 2 lights capable of Amber (RGBA) to the back light line up. My current lights I have which are only 24w.... 36 watts is perfect. The different colors including amber are all great. The build for it being plastic is solid. The only weakness are the 2 thin metal gauge yoke hangers. They are weak and flimsey and should be heavier to complete this as a true rounded quality product. Four of these RGBA lights on each side of the band will light your band fully. I would recomend something with a stronger yoke for mobile applications. I hope this helps.

If you use a Venue Controller sold by Guitar Center. This light will not work with it even in 5 Channel mode. Also the fan inside is rather loud but keeps the light cool. The remote works well. I would say these are excellent cheap RGBA light alternatives to Venue, Chavuet, ADJ, or other overpriced lighting equipment. Only if you are using a traditional or digital DMX controller.