Fun Generation LED BARbara 16

£69.90

Strong Buy

1 stores tracked

Buy Signal

Excellent entry point — multiple bullish signals aligned

Confidence: 80/100

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Price Position

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£174

High: £174.45

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£69.90

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Price spread: £0.00 across 1 stores

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Strong Buy

Excellent entry point — multiple bullish signals aligned

Confidence: 80%

Reasons to Buy

✓Price is 60% below the 90-day average — strong value

✓Near 90-day low — historically optimal entry point

✓Detailed product specifications available — transparent product information

Risks / Watch Out

✗Only 1 store carrying this product — limited price competition

Product Fundamentals

Fun Generation LED BARbara 16
LED Bar with 16 x 3W RGB LEDs
Inexpensive all-rounder for colour design on stages, in clubs, bars, etc.
The eight individually controllable segments (two LEDs each) can be used to create varied and very dynamic surface effects
The fanless design also makes the bar suitable as ambient lighting in quiet surroundings
With the LED display, all important functions can be set and changed directly on the device - a DMX controller is not necessary
Includes four mounting brackets - two short, two long
Suitable bag for four bars: Art. #538263# (not included)
Suitable mounting bracket: Art. #468331# (not included)@+*Technical data:*
Light source: 16x 3W 3-in1 RGB LEDs
Eightontrol segments
Dispersion angle: 30°
Control: DMX (2/3/5/24 channels)
Master/Slave
Auto Run, internal programs
Sound-to-Light via built-in microphone, static colours can be selected on the device
Connections: DMX input and output: 3-pin XLR
Power input and output: IEC
Power supply: AC 100 - 240V ~ 50Hz/60Hz
Max. power consumption: 25 W
Dimensions: 1084 x 65 x 88.5 mm
Weight: 2.6 kg

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