BLUERED Company Passepartout Effect Unit

Another RARE unit from the BLUERED Company. This is a Passepartout unit. It features a large combination moonflower with forward scanning mirror and umbrella mirror configuration on the front. The output is rotating beams of light that spin to the beat of the music and scan around the room at the same time. The 2 motors are on the same sound active circuit. This makes the beams spin and scan at the same. The unit is 240 volt operation and uses the very high quality Micro Motors (Brand) for rotation of the dichoric mirror dish and the mirror on the front of the unit. There is also a 1/4" connector on the rear for external control with a standard 0 - 10 volt analogue controller. The unit uses a common 36 volt, 400 watt lamp as the light source. Unit made in Italy.

BLUERED Company Bambi Scan Unit

Another RARE unit from the BLUERED Company. This unit features an internal dichoric color wheel and gobo wheel that rotate opposite of each other to the beat of the music. On the top of the unit there is dual rotating scanning heads that move to the beat of the music as well. The light source is 2 X 120 volt, 250 watt ENH halogen lamps that are located behind the wheels inside the unit. Very cool unit with vibrant colors. Fixture made in Italy.

BLUERED Company BambiScan Unit Video

BLUERED Company Unknown Dual 'Shaking' Scanner

Very cool unit from BLUERED. This unknown model features 2 X 120 volt, 250 watt ENH bulbs that project through an internal dichoric color wheel. The light then goes through a set of convex lenses then projects onto the scanning mirrors. Each of the 2 scanning mirrors are mounted on a spring creating a vibrating effect as they rotate. One of the mirrors is cracked and will need to be replaced. I snapped it while trying to adjust it. The color wheel and the scanning mirrors rotate to the beat of the music via an internal microphone. Very unique output! If anybody know the name of this unit please contact me. The name has been smudged off of the back panel. It looks like possibly 'Siner' which is the word 'syn' in Italian?? Unit made in Italy.


BLUERED Company Unknown 'Shaker' Unit Video