ETC CSCYC Cyc lights

Hello,

The ColorSource CYC is a great option and is the most cost effective way to light a cyc.  We have a photometry app that will allow you to enter in the data of your cyc and will give recommendations about number of fixtures and spacing suggested.  I would think that for a 20 ft cycle you would want to do a top and bottom row to get the best coverage but you could get away using just top or bottom if you don't mind the fall off. 

Here is a link to the photometry app I was talking about:  https://www.etcconnect.com/Support/Apps/Lighting-Fixtures.aspx

(it is the second app on the page)

I hope this helps.

Jim Uphoff

Hello,

The ColorSource CYC is a great option and is the most cost effective way to light a cyc.  We have a photometry app that will allow you to enter in the data of your cyc and will give recommendations about number of fixtures and spacing suggested.  I would think that for a 20 ft cycle you would want to do a top and bottom row to get the best coverage but you could get away using just top or bottom if you don't mind the fall off. 

Here is a link to the photometry app I was talking about:  https://www.etcconnect.com/Support/Apps/Lighting-Fixtures.aspx

(it is the second app on the page)

I hope this helps.

Jim Uphoff

Yes, I'm thinking along CSCYC lines. As a "Not for profit" all volunteer community theatre we will have to do some serious fund raising. I hate lugging those frigging great old cyc lights. Hauling them onto the top bar requires one at a time to rebalance the weights. The "MyETC: Photometrics" is working well thank you. For our 32x19' cyc set back 5' we would need 4 on top, four below.

Thanks again. I have what I need now. It'll just be the usual $$$!