I like rigs that set up fast and look bigger than they are. The X6 disco ball light is my one-fixture secret: gentle motion for the room, a clean laser light line for breakdowns, and a tasteful 20Hz strobe light for drops. Most nights I run sound-activated party light mode, then add remote accents; for repeatable transitions I patch the X6 into DMX512 DJ lights (13ch). Recessed at home—or portable on a stand—the X6 is a compact laser light projector that keeps my booth tidy. Enjoy free shipping, a two-year warranty, and small-batch orders when you’re ready to scale.
Table of Contents
| Section | Jump |
|---|---|
| Why X6 Replaces a Bag of Fixtures | Go |
| Portable vs. Recessed in Your Studio | Go |
| Sound-Activated Sets with Remote Punches | Go |
| When to Add DMX512 | Go |
| Packing List & Quick Start | Go |
| Pricing, Shipping & Support | Go |
| Specs at a Glance | Go |
| FAQs (collapsible) | Go |
| CTA — Pack Smaller, Look Bigger | Go |
Why X6 Replaces a Bag of Fixtures
Three looks in one — without the cable jungle
As a DJ booth light, X6 delivers three distinct looks with a single power run:
- Disco ball light — gentle room motion for walk-ins and cocktails.
- Strobe light — short 20Hz bursts for drops and chorus peaks.
- Red/green laser light — tight, defined lines that film cleanly with a touch of haze.
Less setup, more show
Because the X6 is a compact laser light projector, scene changes are simple—dim for dinner, step up for warm-up sets, then tap tasteful strobe accents at peak energy.
Social-friendly visuals
Rotating dots plus defined beams look crisp on phones—free promo for your brand and the venue.
Portable vs. Recessed in Your Studio
Portable stand rig
Load in, light up, load out. One party light on a tripod keeps walkways clear and aims above eye line. Keep the remote control party light handset clipped to the booth for quick blackouts and bumps.
Recessed practice space
For stream-ready rehearsals, recess an X6 overhead. Plan a ceiling cut-out of Ø≈200 mm and a depth ≥180 mm with ventilation for tidy cabling and airflow.
Hybrid workflow
Gig portable, keep another unit recessed at home for testing DMX scenes—practice on the same fixture you play out with.
| Install | Cut-out / Depth | Setup Time | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portable | — | 5–10 minutes | Mobile weddings, bars, lounges |
| Recessed | Ø≈200 mm / ≥180 mm | Planned install | Practice studios, stream rooms |
Sound-Activated Sets with Remote Punches
Hands-free energy
Flip to sound-activated party light and let kick/snare drive motion while you handle the mic or transitions.
Remote bumps that feel musical
Keep the handset close for Blackout breaks, one–two-bar 20Hz strobe light accents, and quick intensity nudges during vocals and breakdowns.
Add a touch of haze
Not required, but light haze thickens laser light beams for video—go easy in small rooms.
When to Add DMX512
Time-coded intros & repeatable transitions
Patch the X6 into DMX512 DJ lights (13ch) and save a simple show:
- Entrance — low dim, slow rotation, no strobe.
- Warm-Up — mid dim, subtle motion, occasional laser accents.
- Peak — higher dim, red/green laser light foreground, brief strobe on drops.
- Blackout — hard mute for mic moments and resets.
Mirror the look with two units
Master/slave gives mirrored disco lights symmetry across a longer bar or lounge—big-room feel, minimal gear.
Packing List & Quick Start
What’s in my one-light booth bag
X6 fixture • Tripod stand or ceiling mount • IEC power (spare) • Remote control party light handset + spare batteries • Short DMX lead • Gaffer tape & safety cable • Optional light haze.
Room size guide
One X6 covers 15–25 m²; for symmetry or higher ceilings, use two. Longer rooms may benefit from mirrored placement.
| Room Size | Units | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 15–25 m² | 1 × X6 | Perfect for intimate bars & lounges |
| 25–50 m² | 2 × X6 | Mirrored DJ lights symmetry |
| 50–80 m² | 3–4 × X6 | Add short 20Hz accents only |
Safety & etiquette
Aim beams above eye height, keep vents clear, tape cables along walls, and keep 20Hz strobe to short bursts. Start with low 0–100% dimming during dinners or speeches.
Pricing, Shipping & Support
- Free shipping—easy to try a one-light booth.
- Two-year warranty—gig with confidence mid-season.
- Small-batch orders—scale into residencies or add a second unit for symmetry.
- Quick-start docs and DMX cue maps for first-time DJ lights users.
Specs at a Glance
Effects: disco ball light motion, red/green laser light beams, 20Hz strobe light | Control: sound-activated party light, DMX512 DJ lights (13ch), remote/manual | Install: recessed (Ø≈200 mm, depth ≥180 mm) or portable stand-mount | Use cases: solo & mobile DJs, bars, weddings, KTV rooms | Comfort: smooth 0–100% dimming from ambience to party.
FAQs
Can one X6 really cover a bar or small wedding?
For 15–25 m², yes—one X6 as a booth party light looks bigger than it is. For longer rooms or higher ceilings, run two for mirrored disco lights looks.
Is 20Hz strobe too intense?
Use the 20Hz strobe light for short 1–2 bar accents at peaks; keep dim low during dinners and speeches.
Do I need haze for the laser?
Not required. A light puff enhances laser light depth for video; keep it subtle in small rooms.
Is DMX mapping complicated?
The X6 supports DMX512 DJ lights (13ch). Save 3–4 cues—Entrance, Warm-Up, Peak, Blackout—and cycle during your set.
Portable vs recessed—how do I choose?
Gig often? Choose portable for speed. Want a tidy stream setup? Go recessed (Ø≈200 mm, ≥180 mm depth) for a clean ceiling line.
Shipping, warranty, and small orders?
Enjoy free shipping, a two-year warranty, and small-batch orders for residency kits and expansion.
Pack Smaller, Look Bigger
Grab the X6 embedded disco ball light and build a one-light booth that still feels like a show—portable for gigs, recessed for a clean studio. Enjoy free shipping, a two-year warranty, and small-batch orders.
Helpful reads: DJ lights • Party lights • How to film a laser light show • Disco ball light vs strobe