Eliminator Mega Flat Hex L PAK4 | New Affordable Uplights for 2024

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For those who are getting into the DJ game, the thought of dropping hundreds of dollars per wireless, battery-powered uplight can seem overwhelming. While they may not be as ubiquitous as they once were, the standard wired LED uplight continues to be a fantastic option for budget uplights, new DJs, and rental houses. The new Eliminator Mega Flat Hex L par cans, available in a 4 pack, have very bright hex LED diodes with built-in UV capability and a lime diode for acurate color rendering for use in stage and film applications.
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[@919Smil13y919]

I was curious about this light. But if no wireless DMX nowadays is a no to me. I bought 10 pack of Rockville RF6 for $750, battery powered with wireless DMX. Wireless DMX should be the standard nowadays, specially for big brand companies

[@soundped]

Did it come with the little remote control? Does it control dimness?