Any Chauvet dealer can help you complete your order.

yes, the batteries can be swapped out.

...because TRUE1 is for IP-rated products and the case is not IP-rated.

Easy enough to buy a battery that sits underneath and wireless DMX is dirt cheap.

@@djlewko Yes just buy a battery pack to power all of your moving heads. You'll still need power cables for all of them and the battery pack will last a mere five hours and it will cost £500. Ludicrous idea.

That would be a good idea but I doubt it would sell very well

We can't.

@@reissallan 😫😫

Are you prepared to pay double the price just to have it battery powered?

I’m not sure… I’ve seen a new Colorband pix-m and a new rotosphere but they don’t seem to be there.

What else were you waiting for?

@@reissallan possibly some more ILS fixtures

Which fixture(s) are you interested in?

@@reissallan the Freefom Intimidators

25lbs is too heavy? Maybe you should hit the gym!? :P

All Freedoms are controllable via any DMX software. If you look at the specs of each model it says how many DMX channels they are. You need a DFI transmitter such as the DFIHUB, DFIXLR, DFIUSB or FlareCON Air.

I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say. If you're having trouble with your fixture, please contact our Customer Service department.

@@reissallan He means that when you put the gigbar move + ILS on sound active mode the result is very dissapointing because it becomes some kind of crazy lunapark vibe instead of a stylish lightscape. I tried lowering the sensitivity but that doesn't seem to do a lot. ILS command should be released quickly because sounda ctive mode is simply shite.

@@TheFunkloft Thank you for explaining. What software version?

What software version?

@@reissallan latest firmware as of a few days ago.

You clearly don't have a handle on what's going on as your statement is wrong in multiple places. 1) The sleeves are $30/ea (almost half of what you say they are) and are much cheaper than buying an entire new fixture in a different housing color. Don't be mad that Chauvet is being innovative and being the first manufacturer to offer a black/white solution without requiring an end user to buy double the fixtures. 2) The FLEX charging case is not sold separately but if you do the math, is around $450. Not sure where you're getting $1500 from. The charging case (as well as the rest of our products) also meet CSA electrical standards (amongst other safety regulations) which allow us to ship and import products globally. The Rockville doesn't have any American or North American electrical certifications. As a Canadian, you should know the meaning and importance of being CSA compliant which nearly all Chauvet products are and Rockville is NOT. 3) The Rockville wedge has 3 LEDs while the Freedoms have 9. The Freedom is also IP rated and can get wet. You cannot compare these 2 fixtures as they are apples and oranges. Also, the Rockville Wedge is a KNOCKOFF of Chauvet's EZwedge so who is slapping their name on what? I'm not sure why you think Chauvet is "slapping their name on it". Chauvet's Product Development team (which consists of about 20 people and included Product Managers, Product Engineers, Technical Writers) develops each product from the ground up. We design the housings, DMX values, software features and were the first to bring you a white fixture sleeve, Totem Mode, an RGB color mixing spot, power linking, and the list continues. I invite you to visit Chauvet's Headquarters in Sunrise Florida to see where all the magic happens, and maybe then you'll realize how inaccurate your statement is.

Count yourself lucky Canuck, a six pack of sleeves cost $369 in AUD. That's 60 bucks each for a plastic sleeve. 😭