Stairville LEDXLR3 Gooseneck Lamp

I recently purchased a X32 Compact and needed a lamp to go with it. When I was ordering I originally read through the X32 manual to find that it said 3 pin. However when the console arrived the connector was a 4 pin XLR. Thomann as usual were very happy for me to return the lamp however I found I was able to replace the connector for about the same price it was to send it back. I would like to add that it was all my fault for the wrong purchase.

The light works very well with the dimming however, on my desk anyway, anything below 50% doesn't light up the LEDs at all. This is typical for LEDs as they don't easily dim as a standard lamp does. The output is nice and wide, perfect for my compact desk and can easily fit in the back of the flight case when travelling.

If anyone is wondering. The "LED bar" part is detachable from the gooseneck so you can always purchase longer ones etc. Or if you already have a light that you want to use then you can use this gooseneck for that lamp (it is a standard DC plug fit).

While Jack Danielz the band has a big desk with two lights, sound engineer, 14,000w PA and all the bits for a festival rock band. We also have a duo of the same name with a 8 channel studio sound desk with no application for a light? While going through the Thomann web site we saw the Starviile LEDXLR3 light! Of coarse Thomann had the connection and power for us to fix this excellent light to the desk, including a on/off switch, which was extra small amount of euro's! It has a LED bulbs which cover the whole area of the desk. A very long neck, which can cover a large area too. The price is very good, and always the cheapest form the best music store in Europe.