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Features: Cost-effective, USB-to-DMX output, intuitive Titan software. Typical Use Case: Small productions or as an on-the-go solution for lighting professionals.

Features: Intuitive controls, expandable playback options, multi-user support. Typical Use Case: Designed for theatre and television lighting, supports sophisticated cue programming.

Features: PC-based platform, powerful processing, scalable with NX Wing for additional control surfaces. Typical Use Case: Designed for a range of applications from live productions to installations, can be scaled to fit size of the production.

Features: Powerful software, multiple playback wings, and supports the AVAB protocol. Typical Use Case: Large-scale theatre productions and events that require complex lighting programming.

Features: Built-in Wi-Fi, 4 DMX outputs, and 10 multi-touch displays. Typical Use Case: Compact option for freelancers and small to medium productions that require a portable yet capable console.

Features: In-built Wi-Fi, support for up to 24 universes, and an extensive fixture library. Typical Use Case: Portable for small to medium shows, and as a backup for larger productions.

Features: Playbacks, live-action buttons, and M-Series software. Typical Use Case: Add-on for the M-Series platform, intended for live playback and activation of cues during performance.

Features: High-resolution touch screens, extensive networking capabilities, supports MA-Net2 and sACN. Typical Use Case: Used for complex lighting shows, concerts, and touring productions.

Features: PC-based control, compatible with M-Series consoles, supports one DMX universe as standard. Typical Use Case: As a budget-friendly PC-based lighting control solution.

Features: Powerful programming with graphical interface, integrated media server control, and LED pixel mapping. Typical Use Case: Advanced control for live entertainment and complex installations with integrated media elements.

Features: Compact footprint, Hog 4 PC software, and wing capabilities. Typical Use Case: Small to medium-sized productions where space is at a premium and flexible control is necessary.

Features: Multitouch screen, encoders for non-intensity parameter control, and support for multiple users. Typical Use Case: Ideal for theatre and studio applications.

Features: Channel faders, bump buttons, and preset scenes. Typical Use Case: Simple productions such as school plays and small churches where limited but straightforward control is needed.

Features: Simplified interface, lightweight design, and supports RDM. Typical Use Case: Designed for smaller venues or as a touring board for medium-sized events.

Features: Robust construction, large touchscreen interface, integrated DMX processor. Typical Use Case: Touring, events, and installations that require a durable and reliable console.

Features: Solid-state hard drive, user-friendly operation, and ETC’s Eos software. Typical Use Case: Ideal for educational settings and smaller venues that require straightforward lighting control.

Features: Portable footprint, full Eos software functionality, articulated multi-touch screen. Typical Use Case: Mid-sized theatres and venues, also suitable for touring productions due to its portability.

Features: User-centric interface, automated fixture setup, Pathport protocol support. Typical Use Case: Small to medium productions needing an easy-to-understand control system.

Features: Retina touchscreen, Hog-Net and Fixture-Net ports, and internal solid-state hard drive. Typical Use Case: Live concert tours and events where a premium is placed on control and quick programming.

Features: 384 total DMX channels, 30 programmable scene banks, 12 programmable chases. Typical Use Case: Entry-level lighting console for DJs and small clubs requiring basic DMX control with programmable scenes.

Features: Graphical user interface with timeline editing, large fixture library, and is compatible with various external devices. Typical Use Case: Ideal for timecode shows and users who prefer visual programming.

Features: Multi-touch screens, advanced 3D visualization, backward compatibility with grandMA2 shows. Typical Use Case: Leading-edge productions and installations requiring the latest technology and 3D visualization.

Features: Multi-touchscreen and traditional controls, colour picking and filtering, intuitive interface. Typical Use Case: Suitable for small to medium-sized venues such as schools and community theatres.

Features: Classic control layout, powerful processing, mechanical faders and buttons. Typical Use Case: Suited to operators who prefer a more analog feel and immediate tactile feedback.