 The
classic Beamburst series is ideal for nightclubs, discos,
raves and other locations needing spectacular Star Wars-like laser beams and
special effects.
Beamburst projectors shoot the laser in 8 or
10 different directions. Add-on modules split the beams into a few, or
hundreds of smaller shafts, to fill your venue with laser light.
To become a "laser DJ", simply switch
the mirrors in time to music using a standard DMX lighting controller. These
controllers are readily available; if you do not have one, Lumalaser can
provide the ETA Systems
Imagenation
series.
BEAMBURST
PROJECTORS
For impressive beams in a rugged,
reliable projector, choose one of the ten Beamburst projectors briefly
summarized below. They
differ primarily in the laser colors, laser brightness, and number of beam
positions.
For more detailed information, see
Beamburst Models & Specifications.
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Diamond 350 |
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 Fill the skies with rainbow beams, with the
six-color
Diamond 350 beam projector. By blending colors, you can get any
color of the rainbow with this high-end projector.
Use a room-filling 350 mW (over 1/3 watt) of
colored beams from a diode/argon laser combination. Ten beam apertures (up to six can be on
simultaneously). Comes with 10 standard modules plus 6 extras, for color
splitting and beam sprays.
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Aqua 300 |
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 If you don't need reds and yellows, choose the
Aqua 300.
It gives you the same impressive beams as the
Diamond 350, but with shades of green and blue generated from a 300 mW
(just under 1/3 watt) argon laser that produces green,
aqua, blue
and deep blue.
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Fuchsia 50 |
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 The
Fuchsia 50 compact projector features a new
deep violet diode along with a red
diode. By mixing these together, you can get red,
fuscia and "black
light" from a single projector.
These colors are unique -- your audience
has never seen such rich, violet-hued laser beams.
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Amber 50 |
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Amber 5 |
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 The Amber compact projectors use long-life,
cool-running red and
green laser diodes. You can mix these colors to get shades
including red, orange,
yellow, yellow-green
and lime-green.
There are two different Amber power levels, depending on
your room size: 50 and 5 mW (1/20, and 1/200 watt). If your venue is
large, go for the higher-powered Amber 50. At the other end of the
power spectrum, the Amber 5 is low enough power that you can use it
without needing a U.S. government laser license (variance).
The Amber 50 video shows a basic beam
sequence from across the room, and then a close-up of the projector (23
seconds)
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Emerald 50 |
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Emerald 20 |
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Emerald 5 |
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The
Emerald compact projectors feature high-visibility
green laser diodes. In fact, the human
eye is most sensitive to this particular lime-green color (also used in
the multi-colored Amber series).
What this means is that your audience will
see these beams better than any other color (assuming equivalent laser
power).
There are three different Emerald power levels, depending on
your room size: 50, 20 and 5 mW (1/20, 1/50 and 1/200 watt). If your venue
is large, go for the highest-powered and most visible Emerald 50.
At the other end of the power spectrum, the Emerald 5 is low enough
power that you can use it without needing a U.S. government laser license
(variance).
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Ruby 50 |
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Ruby 5 |
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 Red
lasers are generally more economical than other colors. The Ruby 50
and 5 use laser diodes that produce cost-effective
red light.
There are two different Ruby power levels, depending on
your room size: 50 and 5 mW (1/20, and 1/200 watt). If your venue is
large, go for the higher-powered Ruby 50. At the other end of the
power spectrum, the Ruby 5 is low enough power that you can use it
without needing a U.S. government laser license (variance).
Many clubs install multiple Ruby 5 units, to give good
coverage and a large quantity of beams.
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SCANNING EFFECT
ACCESSORIES
Beams are great, but you can get an
entirely new class of effects with Beamburst scan accessories.
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Create "liquid sky" and "cloud wall"
type effects, by scanning lines through theatrical fog.
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Project abstract shapes.
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Write text and scrolling phrases on
any surface.
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Lumascan |
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 Project
shapes, words and outline graphics with the Lumascan
accessory. You get a keypad for shape and text selection, an
interface/controller box, and a scanhead. The Lumascan fits
Beamburst, Mobolazer, Omnisistem and other 3/4" aperture
laser beam projectors.
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 The state-of-the-art Colorburst series can do
it all -- the dazzling logos, text, drawings, abstracts and animations you've seen at
major laser shows, concerts and planetariums.
Anything you can draw in laser, you can show with
Colorburst. It uses industry-standard scanners, for full compatibility
with laser graphic computers. Create your own show or start with hundreds
of pre-existing laser displays.
 In addition, the Colorburst
series also does amazing beam shows. Just aim the projector towards the
audience, and mist the air with theatrical haze or fog. The
ILDA 30K scanners can produce any shape or number of beams. This unlimited
control lets you create any beam show, from high-energy Star Wars to
majestic and dreamlike.
COLORBURST
PROJECTORS
There are two projectors in the Colorburst
series; they are briefly summarized below. For more detailed information,
see Colorburst Models &
Specifications.
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Colorburst |
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 The
original Colorburst laser show projector is a complete
full-color RGB
projector the size of a shoebox. It combines a
red laser diode with the green
and blue of an air-cooled argon laser.
By mixing these three primaries, you get all the shimmering, spectrally
pure rainbow
colors that only a laser can create.The Colorburst is perfect for studio use, client
previews, and small- and medium-sized shows.
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Colorburst Jr. |
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The Colorburst Jr. has the same sophisticated
scanners, but in a smaller package that draws less power. It combines a
red and green
laser diode; when mixed together, you get a third
yellow color.
The Colorburst Jr. is for those on a budget,
or who don't need the full-spectrum color range of the original
Colorburst.
It's also great for the studios of laser artists.
You can see all the colors on the computer graphics screen, so the
Colorburst Jr. is needed primarily to perfect the graphic shapes and
movements.
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Project
shapes, words and outline graphics with the Lumascan
accessory. You get a keypad for shape and text selection, an
interface/controller box, and a scanhead. The Lumascan fits
Beamburst, Mobolazer, Omnisistem and other 3/4" aperture
laser beam projectors. 
In addition, the Colorburst
series also does amazing beam shows. Just aim the projector towards the
audience, and mist the air with theatrical haze or fog. The
ILDA 30K scanners can produce any shape or number of beams. This unlimited
control lets you create any beam show, from high-energy Star Wars to
majestic and dreamlike.
The
original Colorburst laser show projector is a complete
full-color RGB
projector the size of a shoebox. It combines a
red laser diode with the green
and blue of an air-cooled argon laser.
By mixing these three primaries, you get all the shimmering, spectrally
pure rainbow
colors that only a laser can create.
