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Intimidator Spot 110 is a compact moving head spot, the entry point into the Intimidator range, small and light enough for a mobile rig that has to fit in a car alongside everything else.
Moving head looks, in something you can actually carry.
Small but mighty, the compact Intimidator Spot 110 is a lightweight LED moving head prefect for modest mobile applications. It features separate color and gobo wheels for creative programming but also easy-to-use sound-activated programs for dynamic light shows to sync to the music. Built-in automated programs are also on board the Intimidator Spot 110 and it's easy to generate a synchronized show in Master/Slave mode. Fits best in the CHS-40 VIP gear bag.
At a Glance
| Brand | Chauvet DJ |
|---|---|
| Model | Intimidator Spot 110 |
| Product type | Moving Head Lights |
| Warranty | Chauvet DJ limited warranty |
What Is a Moving Head Light?
A fixture whose head pans and tilts under motor control, so the beam moves around the room rather than staying pointed at one spot. It is what produces sweeping beams and gobo patterns crossing a dance floor, and it does the work of several static fixtures.
Do I Need a DMX Controller?
Not necessarily. Chauvet fixtures run in automated and sound-active modes straight out of the box, and the ILS system lets a whole rig follow one master fixture. A DMX controller gives you cue-by-cue control if you want it.
How Many Do I Need?
Two is the usual starting point, one either side of the floor, because moving heads read as a pair sweeping in opposition. One on its own tends to look accidental.
Why Chauvet DJ
Chauvet DJ has been the default answer in mobile DJ and small venue lighting for two decades, built on a simple premise: a lighting rig should set up fast, run without an operator and survive being loaded in and out several nights a week. The ILS system ties fixtures together so a whole rig responds as one without a DMX desk or a programmer, which is the reason a single DJ can run a room's worth of lighting alone. The company is based in Sunrise, Florida.