Utilizing American DJ's Tri-Color LED Technology, the Tri Phase LED DMX Moonflower Light produces color-changing razor-sharp beams of light in 6 colors including white from one 3-in-1 RGB LED. With 4 DMX channels, this light also contains 1.8-degree long-life stepper motor technology so it can produce quick, accurate movement when you got the beats pumping, or smooth, fluid move movements better suited for mood music. The 57 multicolor dichroic high output beams come out at a 67-degree angle and will make a nice addition to any setup.

American DJ Wins DJzone''s Crystal Disc Award For Tri Phase LED LOS ANGELES, CA - American DJ''s new Tri Phase LED moonflower earned the Crystal Disc Award from DJzone at the recent LDI Show in Las Vegas on October 25th. The revolutionary new product was chosen over all other lighting products at the show that were designed for mobile entertainers. Part of American DJ''s new Tri-LED line of effects, the Tri Phase features 3-in-1 Tri-Color LED Technology that combines three different colored LEDs (red, green, and blue) into a single, brilliant 10W LED source, to produce a spectrum of color possibilities. This creates more vibrant and even toned mixed colors in spotlights, while allowing moonflower effects to produce beams in more colors than just red, blue and green. Five hexagonal-shaped lenses produce 57 beams of rich, color-saturated LED light. With a beam angle of 65��, the Tri Phase LED''s brilliant beams cover the dance floor with a display of gorgeous color. The unit can produce quick, accurate movements or slow, fluid moves, thanks to its 1.8-degree stepper motor technology. �gOur team devoted a great deal of energy and ideas to this project to create a product that opened new creative opportunities for entertainers,�h said Scott Davies, General Manager of the American DJ Group. �gWe are honored by the recognition. It''s a reflection of a true team effort.�h The Tri Phase was selected by DJzone for being the most useful, innovative, and exciting effect for DJs, according to Sid Vanderpool, publisher of DJzone.