Lighting

This array of HedgeHog 4’s are the littlest of the range and still pack quite a punch, running the same software as all the other Hogs. They come with ArtNet and CITP capabilities and are designed for small to mid level shows. They are compact, lightweight and easy to take on a plane! Running on Linux, they are fast, stable and ready to Hog. Whether being used in a school theatre, nightclub, corporate event, medium scale rental job or church, they are the perfect consoles. Retaining the same programming layout as their larger brother, the Road Hog 4, as well as being able to load show files from any of the range (and vice versa) means that this compact console range is extremely flexible and easy to use. In addition all HedgeHog 4’s will now include a license free Light Converse state of the art lighting visualizer!

Packaged in a sleek, black metal casing, the USB DMX Super Widget provides four universes of DMX 512 output from Hog 4 OS consoles and any Hog 4 PC. Up to two DMX Super Widgets may be connected at once via a USB Hub to provide 8 full universes of DMX 512 to the Hog 4, Full Boar 4 and Hog 4 PC. Only one DMX Super Widget can be connected to the Road Hog 4.

This configuration provides an excellent solution for backup and playback only applications. By adding Nano Hog 4, Playback Wing 4 and Master Wing 4,users can configure powerful control solutions that precisely suit their needs and budgets

For Hog 4 PC users, attaching the DMX Super Widget also unlocks 4 universes of DMX over Art-Net and E1.3.1 (sACN).

If you‘re running a small lighting rig in a venue, as a rental, or in a retail space, you‘ve probably upgraded to LED lights. Why? Because modern LEDs can produce any color without the need for filters, so you can produce fantastic combinations of colors with just a few lights.
Sounds great, but you‘ve probably noticed that when it comes to choosing a control console most of the ones available either aren‘t designed to control color and intensity or are way more complicated (and expensive) than required.

The Leprecon LP-1500 series consoles offer the ease of a manual console with the sophistication of a memory console. Available with 24, 36 or 48 faders, this series will store up to 576 fader presets. Cue stack allows up to 288 with point cues with crossfader and “Go Button” with up/down fade times. Chase memory includes four programmed and seven programmable patterns of up to 20 steps. Standard control output includes DMX and MIDI with optional Analog available. Includes Littlite work lamp.

The Leprecon LP-1600 Series offer the ease of a manual console with the sophistication of a memory console. Available with 24/48 or 36/72 faders, this series will store up to 432 fader presets. Cue stack allows up to 288 with point cues with crossfader and “Go Button” with up/down fade times. Chase memory includes four programmed and seven programmable patterns of up to 20 steps. Proportional patch, MIDI input, and DMX outputs are standard features.