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ADJ. American DJ LED COLOUR BALL .video 1

First look November 2009

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Alright folks, got a light here to demo from American DJ. It's about 6 inches in diameter, it's made of glass, it's round and it's not a football, and it glows. So I'll pause the camera, tell me what you think. OK, here we go, it's from American DJ, it's known as the LED colour ball. It comes with its own little wireless control unit. Now my first thought on this was, well, you know... I'd be very, very weary about taking this on the road because it's glass. But having said that, I suppose for a centrepiece on a table it would look quite neat.

And if you've got half a dozen of them scattered around a room, all flashing and glowing, same colour, same time, I think it would look quite impressive. Right, controls... We go orange, then through to the yellows, green, lighter green, to blues, dark blue, through into purples. Now again what I can do, I can hit white, also this one here I can make it flash. So it goes from one colour to the other colour which is pretty neat. And then I can hit this button fade. Now I like this because it will slowly Go through the colour spectrum. And when I say the colour spectrum, logically the colours that it's got inside it.

Now being LED, first thing, LED technology, the lights or the LEDs will last a long time, approximately 100,000 hours which I believe is about 11 years. So no need to change any light bulbs like the original old school lights and of course low power, low energy.

I doubt very much if it gets hot. So tell me what you think, alright? Six inches in diameter, made of glass, please do not play football with it. It's the LED colour ball. Practice and enjoy, thanks.

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