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American DJ Krypto Sync Laser Light
Pre-programmed geometric shapes, Compact 4.9mW syncable green laser, 3 operation modes
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Description
The American DJ Krypto Sync is a compact 4.9mW syncable green laser with pre-programmed geometric shapes. Its compact size (8 x 7.5 x 6 in., just 2 lbs.) makes it perfect for the mobile DJ or small club. Features include 3 operation modes: Sound active, Master Slave & Manual. You can even create various custom shapes in manual mode. The Krypto Sync is fan cooled.
Features
Pre-programmed geometric shapes
Compact 4.9mW syncable green laser
3 operation modes: Sound active, Master Slave & Manual
Create various custom shapes in manual mode
Fan cooled
Pattern Knob 2 - This knob, when adjusted, generates different patterns when in manual mode.
Pattern Knob 1 - This knob, when adjusted, generates different patterns when in manual mode.
Mode Switch - This button is used to switch stand-alone mode or sound active, master/slave mode. When the switch is in the left postion sound active, master/slave mode will be active. When the switch is in the right postion stand-alone manual mode will be active.
Scene Elapsed Time Adjust Knob - This knob will only work in Sound Active mode. This knob adjusts the time it takes for the pattern to change. When the knob is turned to the maximum level it will take 8 seconds for the pattern to change.
Signal Output - This output connection is used when linking unit's in master/slave configuration. The connection uses a 3.5mm stereo microphone jack. Output is used when the unit has been selected as the master, and when linking more than one slave.
Signal Input - This input connection is used when linking unit's in master/slave configuration. The connection uses a 3.5mm stereo microphone jack. The input is used when a unit has been selected as a slave unit. The input connection requires a 3.5mm microphone jack.
Master LED - This green LED will glow when the unit has been designated a Master unit, in a Master/Slave configuration.
Dip Switches - When dipswitch #1 is in the 'On' postion, the unit is designated as the Master, in master/slave mode.
AC Adapater Connection - This connection is used to supply main power to the fixture. Use only the supplied AC adapter. Be sure the main power matches the required power of your fixture.
Microphone - This microphone receives external low frequencies to trigger the unit in Sound-Active mode. This microphone is designed to receive low frequency sounds only, tapping on the microphone and high pitch sounds may not trigger the unit.
Dimensions (LxWxH): 8 x 7.5 x 6 in. / 205 x 190 x 150mm
Weight: 2 lbs. / 0.7kg
Features
Pre-programmed geometric shapes
Compact 4.9mW syncable green laser
3 operation modes: Sound active, Master Slave & Manual
Create various custom shapes in manual mode
Fan cooled
Pattern Knob 2 - This knob, when adjusted, generates different patterns when in manual mode.
Pattern Knob 1 - This knob, when adjusted, generates different patterns when in manual mode.
Mode Switch - This button is used to switch stand-alone mode or sound active, master/slave mode. When the switch is in the left postion sound active, master/slave mode will be active. When the switch is in the right postion stand-alone manual mode will be active.
Scene Elapsed Time Adjust Knob - This knob will only work in Sound Active mode. This knob adjusts the time it takes for the pattern to change. When the knob is turned to the maximum level it will take 8 seconds for the pattern to change.
Signal Output - This output connection is used when linking unit's in master/slave configuration. The connection uses a 3.5mm stereo microphone jack. Output is used when the unit has been selected as the master, and when linking more than one slave.
Signal Input - This input connection is used when linking unit's in master/slave configuration. The connection uses a 3.5mm stereo microphone jack. The input is used when a unit has been selected as a slave unit. The input connection requires a 3.5mm microphone jack.
Master LED - This green LED will glow when the unit has been designated a Master unit, in a Master/Slave configuration.
Dip Switches - When dipswitch #1 is in the 'On' postion, the unit is designated as the Master, in master/slave mode.
AC Adapater Connection - This connection is used to supply main power to the fixture. Use only the supplied AC adapter. Be sure the main power matches the required power of your fixture.
Microphone - This microphone receives external low frequencies to trigger the unit in Sound-Active mode. This microphone is designed to receive low frequency sounds only, tapping on the microphone and high pitch sounds may not trigger the unit.
Technical Info
Laser diode: 4.9mW, 532nmDimensions (LxWxH): 8 x 7.5 x 6 in. / 205 x 190 x 150mm
Weight: 2 lbs. / 0.7kg
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American DJ Krypto Sync Laser Light Reviews
7 out of 10
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"Krypto sync green dissapoints for beam visibilty."
Feature:
Does have some nice features & is well built unit. However its also the dimmist class IIIa laser I'm aware of. Visibility of the beam itself and of images on wall are no more then 1/2 the visibility & brightness of the Ameba green laser carried by holoshop.com for $100 more plus many more patterns. On the plus side, the amer dj krypto sync green is just a little brighter then the laservibe.com red laservibes. So in this sense the two work well when overlaying the green krypto over the laservibe red. However its much dimmer beam then the ameba green makes it a poor choice for small clubs etc where a nice visible beam class IIIa green laser is desired. Its also a little dimmer then the laservibe green lasers, but not by much. So again its the worst visibility green I know of.
Quality:
Well made & works well, but with dimmer beam then other class IIIa green lasers and no on/off switch, it only rates a 7. Best suited to use with red lasers for layering, or for little kids who may use it unsupervised. Beam visibility is again the poorest I've seen for a class IIIa green laser. If it wasnt for units overall very good build would rate the krypto a 6 instead of a 7.
Value:
6 due to poor beam visibilty compared to other brand class IIIa green lasers that cost $200-$300. Half the asking price would be better and fairer price for the unit due to this.
Desirability:
I would not rebuy it, nor will I be buying other american dj brand lasers in the future due to kryptos beam dimmness compared to other IIIa green lasers.
Sound:
NA
Support:
Dunno, havent dealt direct with americandj.com
Overall:
A ok unit for budget laser, more suited for in home use rather then for small dance club or mobile dj use etc.
Does have some nice features & is well built unit. However its also the dimmist class IIIa laser I'm aware of. Visibility of the beam itself and of images on wall are no more then 1/2 the visibility & brightness of the Ameba green laser carried by holoshop.com for $100 more plus many more patterns. On the plus side, the amer dj krypto sync green is just a little brighter then the laservibe.com red laservibes. So in this sense the two work well when overlaying the green krypto over the laservibe red. However its much dimmer beam then the ameba green makes it a poor choice for small clubs etc where a nice visible beam class IIIa green laser is desired. Its also a little dimmer then the laservibe green lasers, but not by much. So again its the worst visibility green I know of.
Quality:
Well made & works well, but with dimmer beam then other class IIIa green lasers and no on/off switch, it only rates a 7. Best suited to use with red lasers for layering, or for little kids who may use it unsupervised. Beam visibility is again the poorest I've seen for a class IIIa green laser. If it wasnt for units overall very good build would rate the krypto a 6 instead of a 7.
Value:
6 due to poor beam visibilty compared to other brand class IIIa green lasers that cost $200-$300. Half the asking price would be better and fairer price for the unit due to this.
Desirability:
I would not rebuy it, nor will I be buying other american dj brand lasers in the future due to kryptos beam dimmness compared to other IIIa green lasers.
Sound:
NA
Support:
Dunno, havent dealt direct with americandj.com
Overall:
A ok unit for budget laser, more suited for in home use rather then for small dance club or mobile dj use etc.
Submitted: 09/07/2005
Style of Music: electronica
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