Pearl River Solo 250

I had the opportunity to test these machines on some plans and especially to do maintenance, the balance is unglamorous:

- Aesthetics / practice: it's been a toy that most of the plastic is of poor quality, the carrying handles are damn wrong, large stickers completely kitch ...

- Brightness: This is not terrible, the beam is fairly homogeneous, but the flow is too thin.

- Colors: this is "correct", there is no research in the color wheel, red is not made to be used with MSD, congo is replaced by a too dark blue, the rest is passable.

- Gobos: this is average, the kit is quite disparate, gobo kitsch volume gobo, glass gobo ... The gobo rotation is too slow top speed.

- Shutter: it is quite responsive but the strobe function is poor, longer opening as black out, it's the opposite of what we're looking for. Maximum speed too slow also. Dimmer OK but not transcendent.

- Prism: it does its job, but the speed is again too low

- Focus: it does its job well, however imprecise in module assembly, which induces mild disorders projection areas.

- Movements: The big cat! Already it's a monster racket, but also the pan movement is limited to 360! Completely cheap! Also note the presence of non-position sensors on the movements and therefore the absence of repositioning error.

- Global Operations: no position sensors on the movements so big bazaar ignition and lots of noise, noise ventilos too high also, the display and the buttons do not react after a few years without too much handling. the electronic design starts dating and editing is anything but practical, half departures harnesses located next to a transformer, connectors and heat resulting in a significant number of failures. The electronic card requires the dismantling of many elements to remove, at the edge of the headlock. The bases screw covers plastic base deteriorate easily in short it is not strong.

A leak.