Adam Hall SLED 1 Ultra XLR 4

I bought this for use with a Midas Venice 320 that I had acquired recently. Over all it does exactly what it is supposed to do and is compatible with the Venice 320 as the specs suggest.
The pros are that it works, lights the board exactly as you would expsct and has a nice handy switch on the top.
There are no cons.
I will be buying another of of there for the second light spot on th desk so I can have two lights installed. Receommended, at least for a Venice 320.

A must-have for any sound / lighting desk

The only thing I saw that the 30cm gooseneck length is almost too short for a WING console (10 cm more would have made it perfect) - otherwise it seems like it is a great product! (It works great to dim the lamp from the mixing consoles built in dimmer.)

Using mixing desks at night in poorly lit places has always been a problem for sound engineers. Can't see knobs, faders, channel strips nothing. I was looking for a xlr lamp that would not cost a lot, and there the Adam Hall SLED 1came in! Needless to say it lights up every board I've used it on, with its bright led. It even has a button to turn it on or off . Perfect for everything, will buy more soon !

This didn't work with my Allen & Heath QU-24 desk. Haven't tried it with other desks.

This lamp was not compatible with Allen and Heath QU series desks. I would recommend checking the wiring diagram if possible to make sure the correct pins are wired.

I ended up spending the $NZD70 for the genuine A&H lamp.

Does what it says on the tin. Great little light.