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Moving up to Pangolin so I am selling my Easylase DAC, it is in an enclosure.
http://jmlaser.com/products_english/easylase_usb.html
I am asking $350 + shipping
It will be available after I get my Pangolin card which is on order.
If anyone wants it I will let you know as soon as my Pangolin is delivered.
I am in Southeast Florida 33411
Fred Blockland
Any trades considered? PM me if so and possible deals..........
If no one else has layed down an offer. I will take it. So long as it is compatable with LDS
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Originally Posted by dream beamz
I don`t know if it is or not. I was using Mamba Black.
It works with LDS... That's the combination that Jian was using when he did his comparison of LDS to Mamba Black.
EDIT: This page shows that the Easylase DAC works with LDS... (Scroll down to the bottom.)
Adam
Yes it works great! It's the config I'm using.
Easylase works with LDS.
I have used it and it works great! ;D
well, i want it, shoot me a PM
dream beamz: U got LDS?
Sold to Dream Beamz!Quote:
Originally Posted by dream beamz
Pm sent.
I think I have damned near everything but a qm2000 board which i am still stongly concidering
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Originally Posted by cruch
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Originally Posted by dream beamz
I called Pangolin today and I should have my board by the end of next week.
Astroguy: You are so lucky! ;)
Intro, Basic or Pro?
Just the Intro. For now :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by cruch
Once you get LD2000, you will be kicking yourself that you didn't upgrade sooner;)
Maybe, maybe not. The kind of show I do and the setup time I am allowed has a lot to do with why I havent gone to the qm2000 yet. I am going to make a personal trip down to Florida to visit the wonderful folks at pangolin to see if the qm2000 fits my needs
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Originally Posted by dave
from another post, it sounds like LivePRO fits your needs to a tee, George:D
My Previous comment still stands:D
Live pro fits *some* of his needs. We don't *know* yet if it meets all of them or not. (This is one of the reasons why George was planning to drive all the way from Charlotte to go to FLEM in the first place. He wanted to find out! Unfortunately, his plans changed and he was unable to attend.)
The big feature that Full-Auto has is the instant show setup. Here's how it works: You get your projector in place and then load up a pre-set group of files that you want to use for the evening as your live show. Now you can hand-tweak the position and gain in both x and y for *each* file individually. This doesn't change anything on the master copy of the ilda file on the hard drive - it just saves it in the show configuration for that live performance.
This means you can instantly adjust for wierd angles, narrow projection widths (or heights), and you can also shift the image up, down, left, or right to properly position it to best fit the venue's dimensions. Note that this is not the global setting for the whole show. This is a separate setting that can be adjusted for each file independent of the global settings. (There are global geometric settings as well.)
The whole process takes just a few seconds for each file. Once you've gone through the toolkit of files you plan to use for the evening, you're set for the night. You save the show configuration and you're done.
If you go to a new venue and want to use the same files, you simply adjust the gain and position settings for the new venue and save the show file with a new name for the new venue. When you go back to the old venue, put the projector in the same place and load up the old config file. Flip through the images to make sure everything is still lined up, and you're ready to go in under a minute!
I know that just about all laser show software allows for these settings to be adjusted globally, but the *key* is to be able to adjust them for each individual file. In fact, with Full-Auto they can even be adjusted on-the-fly while the show is playing.
Now, why is this useful? Simple. It offers tremendous flexibility in displaying files (especially abstract and beam show files) that might not otherwise work in some locations where the display area is limited, either by crowd access or overhanging equipment. It makes it easy to set up a full-featured show where you might otherwise have to settle for a mere handful of files that fit the confines of the room.
I didn't get a chance to talk to Bill Benner about this at FLEM, but it was one of the things on my list of questions to him about the Pangolin feature set...
Adam
Buffo... Live Pro can do that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Buffo
Regaurdless of whats said, I will own a qm2000 board soon enough. But I dont think it will do the adjustments of 40 scenes in under 10 mins.
On the bragging note, I can safely say I own most of the commercially sold dacs / software
Medialase Laser Painter
Medialase mamba
fullauto / x29 pro
pangolin qm32 pro
LDS
pangolin flash back II
and some others I dont feel like going to find out what they are. But I have DACs dating back to the commadore 64
Between all these, so far full-auto serves my club laser show needs. When it comes to my corperate laser shows. Pangolin qm32 hands down. So this is why, no matter what, i will still get a qm2000 board
What all doyou have that works with LDS?
nothing yet. will have the easylase soon ::wink:: These lower end dacs are like my backups. I always carry around an extra controller and sometimes my vehicle doesnt have enough room for an extra laptop with dock (these are relatively big since they house ISA card slots). It would be nice to carry around a small laptop with a simple usb device
The mamba I have currently works with the laser painter card
thanks fred, got my easylase dac tuesday. I havent played with it yet but i am sure there will not be any problem