Newbie looking to buy first laser projector, both these units are same in price wondering if Venus RGB 3000 has better specs than LaserCube.
https://www.8lightspace.com/product/venus-rgb-3000/
https://x-laser.com/products/lasercube
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Newbie looking to buy first laser projector, both these units are same in price wondering if Venus RGB 3000 has better specs than LaserCube.
https://www.8lightspace.com/product/venus-rgb-3000/
https://x-laser.com/products/lasercube
a lot depends on what your application is. the venus is brighter and has better galvos, but the lasercube smaller and can run on batteries.Quote:
Originally Posted by laserscout
Use at home/garage to create a party vibe, I presume I'll also need DAC & SW.
another cheaper option but less watts https://unitylasers.com/collections/...oducts/raw-1-7
well, the lasercube comes with a dac and software. if you're just doing party stuff, the lasercube software has some pretty great music reactive modes.Quote:
Originally Posted by laserscout
if you get the venus or the unity laser, you'll need to purchase software and a dac.
thank you, what DAC and SW do you recommend. I have read LSX or FB4 series are good, I presume with LaserCube I will be stuck with their software and can't use LSX.Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
i do all my laser show programming with LSX and etherdream dacs. LSX (and a number of other packages) have native support for LaserCubes. FB4 is only supported by Pangolin software (quickshow and beyond).Quote:
Originally Posted by laserscout
The Radiator is a lot of fun for live play and it supports ilda outputs, etherdream dac, and the lasercube (disclaimer, i'm one of the creators of the Radiator and might be slightly biased). ;)
sent you a PM regarding Radiator.Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog