Conjunto de luz LED EUROLITE KLS Laser Bar Next FX com suportes de coluna M-4

The EUROLITE LED Light Set KLS Laser Bar Next FX with M-4 Speaker Stands is a compact stage package that pairs a multi-effect laser bar with two adjustable speaker stands. Designed for live events, small venues and private parties, the set delivers integrated lighting effects and practical mounting options to simplify setup for DJs, musicians and event technicians. The laser bar produces dynamic beam and pattern effects while the M-4 stands provide stable height adjustment and quick installation for common speaker formats.

Advantages

The combined set reduces the need to source lighting and mounting equipment separately and streamlines transport and rigging. The laser bar offers multiple built-in effects and adjustable output suitable for close-range stage use and smaller rooms. The M-4 speaker stands are lightweight, foldable and equipped with height locking for reliable positioning. Together they enable a compact footprint and faster setup time compared with assembling separate components.

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How to use

Place the M-4 speaker stands on a stable, level surface and extend to the required height, securing the locking mechanism before mounting speakers. Position the KLS Laser Bar Next FX on a suitable rig point or flat surface, ensuring it is securely fixed and aimed away from audience eye level. Connect power and any control cables following local electrical safety rules, then select an operating mode using the unit's control panel or an external controller. Adjust beam orientation and intensity according to venue size and ambient light to achieve the desired visual effect.

Recommendations

For safe operation, avoid directing laser beams at audience members and follow local regulations regarding laser use. Use the stands on firm ground and periodically check tightening points during extended use. For best visual results, combine the laser bar with ambient stage lighting and position speakers to avoid obstructing the projected effects.