Blizzard Lighting Kontrol 6 | 192-Channel DMX Cont...
$159.99
| Brand | Blizzard Lighting |
| Name | Blizzard Lighting Kontrol 6 |
| Primary Category | DMX Lighting Controller |
| Channels | 6 faders for real-time channel control faders |
| DMX Channel Modes | 192 channels across 16 fixtures channels |
| Dimensions | 10.2 in x 5.6 in x 2.75 in inches |
| Included Accessories | Power supply, User manual |
| Weight | 3.25 lb lb |
| Onboard DSP | Built-in microphone for music/sound mode |
| Physical Controls | 6 faders, fade time sliders, blackout and strobe controls |
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The Kontrol 6 is simple, reliable and cheap. And, along with the Kontrol 5, and their skywire counterparts, they are the only inexpensive boards that can do manual timed crossfades. WITH ONE EXCEPTION. If you run a step at 0.0 (a bump) not matter what setting you have for the next step, it will also crossfade as a bump, not matter how you set the fade time. After that, it goes back to responding to the fade time slider. If you need a bump, run at 0,2. No one will be able to tell the difference, and the board will continue to respond to the fade time slider. None of this is documented in the manual. I just discovered this while learning the board. I don't even know if Blizzard knows it does this. But it's very cool to have this ability in an inexpensive board.
