Eurolite LED TMH-46 Moving-Head Wash

I didn't have much to spend on moving heads. I bought two of these and they did a pretty good job. The motors are quite noisy - my stage set up was very small and up close - they might not be so bad higher up and with louder music to cover the noise. It was my first DMX setup and it took me a while to work out what to do with them. There's quite a steep learning curve. The menu was a mystery to me for ages. I couldn't get the sound to light feature to work when programmed via DMX. Freestanding that worked fine so it's probably just me being slow to understand. I love the effect of moving heads though, they really make a huge difference to a light show.

I'm relatively new to working with DMX and moving-heads, but I wanted to achieve a little more advanced lighting so I treated myself to a purchase.
Thomann, as usual, very reliable as well as speedy in packing and sending my stuff. I chose an express delivery, which UPS handled very well this time, and I had my products the following day. They came in mint condition.

The lamps are pretty light in weight so very handy, you don't have to assemble anything, just plug them in, and honestly for this price I can't imagine finding any better. There's products from other companies, simpler, non-moving LED bars/tubes and whatnot that can cost a lot more and not offer the versatility of a moving-head.

They also come with a mounting accessory for hanging. One of the features that I really love, in a nerdy way, is the simple fact that you can choose to turn the display text upside down, if you choose to hang the lamp, so you don't have to turn your head to try to read anything on the display, that's just neat!
What I'm missing a little bit is an on/off switch on every unit, I always feel uncomfortable just pulling the plug on a device. I'm also thinking that just a longer power cable would have been another plus, but that's also something I can fix on my own, should I really need it.

I agree with other reviewers, you will definitely hear them during the movement, so that could be a nuisance if what you're using them for requires more silence. Of my six devices, I think one in particular is a little louder. For me, however, that's not an issue so far and I also think it depends on the room you're in and how you place the units.

To be able to program, I also purchased a DMX controller, after getting valuable advice from Thomann suport.

As a relative beginner, I was afraid it would be much more difficult, but the units are pretty straightforward, the manual is clear enough and with a little help from Google and a friend, I got a nice setup in no time.

I can highly recommend these moving-heads, this was a great purchase for me and I will be using them a lot. It's also a great challenge to learn new stuff and program more advanced scenes and these are great for doing that a bit more on a budget.

I am using it at home without a dmx on sound mode. The LEDs have beautiful colors and the device rotates to the rhythm and bass of the music. The only downside of this moving beam is that the sound mode does not activate the strobe or UV lights. This way you have situations in which, although the music requires a little strobe, the moving beam rotates and changes the RGB colors without starting the strobe.