- Is the Blizzard Oberon Profile WZ bright enough to replace a 750W halogen profile?
- It is aimed at that job, but output depends on beam angle and throw distance. Check the photometric data for your throw before swapping out halogen units one for one.
- Does it take standard gobos?
- It is a profile ellipsoidal, so it uses gobo patterns in the gate like other profile spots. Confirm the gobo size and holder with Blizzard or the dealer before ordering custom patterns.
- What color temperature is the light?
- The listing gives a natural white color, which typically means a daylight-balanced white LED. Ask the dealer for the exact Kelvin figure if you need to match other fixtures.
- How does it compare with a moving-head spot?
- The Oberon Profile WZ is a static profile with manual framing shutters, so it is simpler and cheaper per unit than a moving head. Choose it when you set the beam once and leave it.
- What is in the box?
- Expect the fixture itself, a power cable and a hanging bracket or clamp mount. Barn doors, gobos and a flight case are usually sold separately; confirm with the dealer.
- Where is the Blizzard Oberon Profile Wz 200W Led Ellipsoidal cheapest?
- At Musician's Friend, for $1,239.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Blizzard Oberon Profile Wz 200W Led Ellipsoidal?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Musician's Friend, Guitar Center.