Overview
QTX GOBO Beam: 100W LED Moving Head
The QTX GOBO Beam: 100W LED Moving Head is a feature-packed moving head that combines a bright 100W LED with 7 GOBOs, 7 colour wheels and a prism for the very best in effects and colour mixing. Featuring auto or sound-to-light modes, this 9 or 13-channel DMX light effect can be free-standing or mounted to trussing using the supplied brackets. Ideal for stages, bars, nightclubs and mobile DJs the QTX GOBO Beam provides an array of colourful effects perfect for brightening up any occasion.
- Feature-packed moving head comprising 7 GOBOs, 7 colours and a prism effect
- Auto, DMX, sound-to-light and master/slave controls
- Forward 180° setting to avoid the light shining back into the DJ’s eyes
- 9 or 13 channel DMX control
I don’t really do reviews but the…
I don’t really do reviews but the service I received from these guys, it’s hard not to. I asked about an ‘in demand’ product and was given an answer very quickly which also turned out to be an honest answer. Brilliant communication throughout the order, I knew exactly what was happening and when. I even some correspondence out of hours.
Brilliant stuff 
Genuinely one of the best examples of customer service I’ve experienced. Excellent communication on the progress of my order and super quick to reply to any queries I’ve had since delivery. Special mention to Ian for all of your help and advice.
I wasn’t entirely sure what lights and speaker system I wanted and rang a few places I found online and was still a bit lost. After calling Ian and techformusic, he offered to test out some options for me and offered a demo in a COVID friendly way.
I went to the showroom and he was brilliant, helping me make the right decisions and I left totally happy with all the choices I made. The equipment was being installed professionally and Ian remained available on the phone for technical advice with wiring and setup. He was totally brilliant. Everything is now installed and I could not be happier.
Top service all round, I won’t go anywhere else now. Thanks once again Ian, you’ve been brilliant!
