Wicked Lasers has introduced LaserDock – a $199 home laser show system.
The system combines low-power laser system with 100 music visualizers.
The LaserDock is a 1W RGB Laser Projector, with a LaserDock Dongle built-in. All you need a Mac, PC, or Android device and that’s it. It works with OSX 10.6+, PC (Windows 7+, 1GHz, 2GB of RAM) and Android (Android 4.4+).
The laser image size will be a 2 to 3.3 meter square, at a 3 to 5 meter projection range, respectively.
Here’s a demo of how it works:
LaserDock production is being financed via an IndieGoGo campaign, which has already reached its goal.
via Steve Liu
I remember the Electric Light Orchestra concert, Hersh Memorial Coliseum, Shreveport Louisiana, April 10th 1976. Pre Loving Touching Screamer steve perry, the amazing band Journey opened touring their brilliant second album, Look Into The Future. Headline, Electric Light Orchestra was touring their fresh Face The Music album and lasers were everywhere. It wasn’t long after, concerts were no longer allowed to shine laser light directly into the audience eyes. Lol! http://www.jefflynnesongs.com/ftmtour/
could aim into air
oh my bad can allow to hit airplanes now
pretty impressive… think i’ll buy one
I was skeptical at first, but thanks to the compelling statements given by the masked raver, I’m sold.
Wicked Lasers makes some nice, if pricey, products. I’ve had experience with several of their 1-Watt lasers, and am part of this campaign as well. However, I don’t think this video does ANYTHING to make people want to buy it. How juvenile.
No DMX control seems like an oversight.
It is nice that it now includes LaserTunes. It allows you to play custom music laser shows from popular artists including Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, MARRS, etc… or create your own show using Spaghetti.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/BAkt3tHybz_Dc2E_hbkGjuoASj0Rgs3Wu9UNdLCUrWbBbJGNU8R2V9_NsXEamoSCVw7KbWY9L-lwlkSv3BScpljP5POxcVbC4_nnJ2BGDW4yzA1FUmV_wDySVCtaOD8cwuLBfWy6
isn’t this a synth website? not some laser show edm bullshit
Biggest downside is that where you mount the laser may be more than a dongle’s length away from your laptop. Possibly you can buy an extension cable to go between the box and dongle?
probably nobody here knows Beyond by Pangolin…
Only safe if never projected at an audience at typical home distances, only ever onto a wall or ceiling where the audience have no direct risk of being exposed between the projector and wall.
1W of laser is definitely not low powered and from a typical home distance of a couple of meters to a directly exposed audience member will produce an exposure of over 250 times the internationally recognised eye safe level. Indirect viewing only
I need 1
Where can I buy it for $199
Where can I buy the laserdock set from and what would be the cost. I am very interested in purchasing this for my kid parties.
Hi where can I purchase this from
How do I buy one of these. I want to put it in a residential home for house parties
Where can I get one at 199.00j
Where can i buy one?