BNC Gooseneck Lamp, Not with Built-in Dimmer, Flexible, 0.5W 12 volts 18 inches, White Light for Mackie PA Board, Mackie 1604, Onyx 24.4 Console, Furman, Behringer X2442USB (BNC Connector)

5 STARS for the seller who contacted me about any issues and REJEA support for the great job they did.When I just got these, I could not wait to try them! Thought I did my due diligence but I was wrong or misinformed. Spoke to Soundcraft and thought it was good to go. The board supplies 12 volts to the 4 pin XLR lamp socket that is seen in the picture. GB2 series and the GB4 series are the same, I have both. GB8's are wired the same.The lamp never came on and it seemed the board could not power up. LED's for phantom, PFL and mutes groups came on and off 3 times before I shut the board down. So clearly they do not work on those models.I tried to contact REJEA through ebay, that was the first place I saw the lamps. Now that I have a box I tried them again and their support team was awesome.They told me I needed the new auto detect ones, so returned these 2 and got them. 3 thumbs up on the new ones! They work perfectly. Not sure which ones to get? Get the auto detect ones, they work!I cannot review this model properly, the one never came on and I did not try the other. Something electrical was not correct, my pins were off. I can review the REJEA support team and this seller and they deserve 5 STARS! I found REJEA support was on top of it when I got in touch. They corrected the mistake I made, answered and solved my problem. The auto detect ones work perfectly, not sure buy them.I have over 30 years in Audio from ENG to FOH and want others to know that these are not for Soundcraft GB series boards, so be careful and ask questions. Get in touch with support@rejeatech.com. They are awesome and very helpful.Doug FOH at SLBOH

The media could not be loaded. Works great. Nice and bright, flexible but not flimsy. FYI since it is LED when you control brightness on the X32 the light will turn off under 50% brightness. But that final 50% is plenty bright

These work Great. Had to modify them slightly for my GL 2400 pin out, but anyone in this field should have some soldering experience. This was not hard to fix. They are bright and very flexible and stay in place. Definitely recommend these for use with any 4-pin XLR lamp output.

Before using this connected light we had a table lamp and it wasn’t very bright to light up the whole board. Although this is only 12 inches with the dimming feature on the board this is very bright at its highest setting and almost reaches the whole board. I think a 18” light would definitely be better but for the money this does the job way better than the table lamp. I really like that’s very flexible but not so flexible that it’s flimsy.

I use it on a Behringer X32 compact. Due to the location of the 4 pin light receiver, it's not long enough to illuminate the sliders. It only illuminates the digital display (which is already illuminated), and it barely illuminates the pots on top of the mixer. Don't advertise that's for the X-32. Besides it not being compatible, it's a solid and bright light. I just use it to brighten the desk beside the mixer.

Using this on an Allen & Heath QU24 console. Was hesitant because of some of the negative reviews about compatibility, but works perfectly, same pin pattern, right polarity, etc. goose neck stays in position that it’s placed, I find it to be plenty of light to operate the console efficiently. Not sure how long it will last, no reason so far to believe it won’t, but for the price I’m satisfied.

Thought this was going to work good based on reviews, but it does not. It is bright but it will not stay in place, light swings down because there’s no way to tighten it down so that it won’t spin on the connector. Would search elsewhere for something better. Had to use gaffers tape and strap it in place so it wouldn’t fall.

This gooseneck lamp works with Allen & Heath QU-series and MixWizard audio mixers. The product description fluctuates between saying it is for both series and for only the Qu-series which causes significant uncertainty. The lamp in fact does work with the MixWizard (I have it on a MixWiz 4). NOTE - the 4-pin XLR connector on the QU-series and MixWizards is wired differently than the 4-pin XLR on other mixers, so getting the correct model is important. The lamp is a basic plug-in-for-on, pull-out-for-off unit. (An on-off switch would be handy, but it is not there.) The Allen & Heath brand lamp does have a switch and a variable brightness control. It also costs 5-1/2 times as much. Bottom line - it works.