Package 1
- Truss1 professional truss system
- Truss span4.5 m / 14.76 ft
- Wash lights2 × moving head
- Beam lights5 × moving head
- Total fixtures7
DMX-controlled moving-head fixtures — wash for color across the room, beam for the shafts of light people photograph. Two rig types: an overhead truss goal post, or free-standing totems for venues that will not let you rig from the ceiling. Our moving heads are finished in white, like our speakers — the fixtures take the room's color instead of hanging there as black boxes in the photographs. More on the white kit.
A horizontal truss on two lifts with the fixtures hung along it, throwing light down across the dance floor or the stage. The standard rig where the venue allows ground-supported structure. Not sure how many fixtures your room needs? Our lighting guide works through it.
Free-standing towers, 2 to 3 m tall, placed exactly where the light needs to come from. Built for the many Las Vegas rooms that prohibit rigging from the ceiling, or that charge in-house rigger rates to do it.
LED uplights sit at the base of the walls and columns and wash upward in the color of your event. It is the cheapest way to change how a ballroom feels, it works in daylight-lit rooms, and it is the layer that makes a wedding, a gala or a corporate dinner look designed rather than rented.
Ours are wireless, battery-powered and DMX-controlled, so they go anywhere in the room without a cable run, match the moving heads exactly, and shift from warm for dinner to saturated for dancing on cue. Rent them on their own, or add them to any lighting package. We deliver and set them across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin and North Las Vegas.
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The setups above are the ones people ask for most — they are a starting point, not a menu. More fixtures, fewer fixtures, a mix of totems and overhead truss, uplighting around the walls, a rig matched to the LED wall behind it, or a color scheme programd to your running order. We design and build to the room, the brief and the budget in front of us.
Tell us what you pictureTell us the room, the ceiling height and whether the venue allows rigging. We will tell you how many fixtures it actually takes — usually fewer than you think.