Pinspots

Tight-beam fixtures for picking out mirror balls, table centres, cakes and product displays: a pinspot puts a small, controlled pool of light exactly where it is needed and nowhere else. The range covers LEDJ, ADJ, Chauvet DJ and Equinox, from warm white units like the LEDJ Event Spot WW MKII and ADJ Saber Spot WW through colour-mixing versions such as the Saber Spot RGBW and RGBL, Equinox’s compact 6W and 10W quad-colour units, the zoomable LEDJ Libretto Mini and the exterior-rated LEDJ Spectra Spot 40 family.

Beam size at your throw distance is the whole game, so work that out before choosing: a mirror ball wants a beam tight enough to cover the ball and nothing around it, while table centres a few metres below a truss can take something slightly wider. Warm white suits traditional mirror ball and dinner work, colour-mixing units earn their keep on themed events, and zoom brings flexibility across venues with different throws. For exterior features and facades, the Spectra Spot fixtures are the ones rated for outdoor use.

Pinspots pair naturally with mirror balls, clamps and DMX cabling from elsewhere in the catalogue.

Pinspot FAQs

What is a pinspot for? A small controlled pool of light exactly where you need it, mirror balls, cakes, table centres, product plinths, and nowhere else. Warm white for elegance, RGBW/RGBL versions for colour.

Mains or battery? Battery compacts place anywhere for a night’s dressing; mains units run installed duty. Either way, one pinspot on a mirror ball still beats a room of movers for atmosphere per watt.