The Luxli Taiko 2x1 RGB LED Light Panel Accessories Kitby Luxli Taiko 2x1 RGB LED Light Panel Accessories Kitis a leader in its class that combines high power output with pinpoint color accuracy into a lightweight frame that's only 2.75" thick. With a new rugged design, durable construction, and streamlined power efficiency, the Taiko is the perfect addition to any field or studio lighting setup.

The Taiko's advanced connectivity features allow you to add it to any studio setup or lighting grid. Whether you're working in the studio with AC power, or on location with battery power, you'll benefit from the same power output and performance to illuminate your creative vision.

The Taiko is precisely manufactured in Norway to Luxli's specifications. Its 2 x 1' LED configuration boasts a powerful output capacity along with a compact enclosure. This multicolor LED light features a highly accurate and versatile RGBAW LED that provides amazing accuracy across the white color spectrum. The unit's color adjustment modes will illuminate your subject with any hue of light you can imagine using RGB mode or the 150 built-in digital filters. Special effects are preprogrammed yet editable to give your video lifelike drama and immediacy.

The light is equipped with Bluetooth 4.2 LE that pairs with your tablet or smartphone when you open Luxli's Composer mobile app. The Taiko supports DMX 512 so it will seamlessly fit into any lighting grid. Master and apprentice mode allow you to attach multiple Taikos and other Orchestra-series studio lights and control them from a single unit. Whether controlled via the app, the interface on the unit itself, or DMX, the Taiko will illuminate your creative vision with endless possibilities.

1 x Taiko 2x1 RGB LED Light Panel    2 x Timpani² 1x1 RGB LED Light Panels    For Studio and Film/TV Production    2800-10,000K: CCT RGB Mode    Passive Cooling for Silent Operation    Travel Cases for Lights and Accessories    Includes Diffusers

The Taiko is Luxli's most powerful light to date, with an output of 15,500 lux, which is more than 3.5 times more powerful than Luxli's Timpani 1x1 LED. This means the lights can be moved further back and still cast brilliant light. With the diffuser installed, the Taiko's output is 9800 lux, still more than twice the output of the Timpani, while reducing the harshness of the direct raw light output.

The highly accurate and versatile RGBAW LEDs open a whole new range of creative possibilities. Color mixing with these LEDs means higher accuracy and stable lux output, regardless of settings. The "A" and "W" in RGBAW stand for alternating amber and white, 3000 and 6000K color temperature LEDs, respectively. And thanks to the amber and white LEDs, brightness and accuracy applies to any color temperature. Adjusting the white point in RGB Mode allows more precise color matching with tungsten or HMI fixtures.

You won't need to spend your time at the computer, color-correcting your shots. With an average TLCI/CRI rating of 98/95 across the entire color temperature range, the Taiko's color output is extremely accurate.

Every Taiko is individually calibrated and tested before it leaves the factory. A serialized photometric calibration result sheet is included with every light that lists the lux output, CRI, TLCI, and color gamut of your light.

Building on the innovative features introduced with Luxli’s Timpani 1X1, the Taiko offers adjustment modes that will take your lighting to the next level. The Taiko’s color adjustment modes are accessible from the onboard control panel or via the Composer App and will illuminate your subject with any hue of light you can imagine.

• The traditional CCT mode allows you to accurately adjust your color temperature from 2800 to 10,000K in 50K increments with incredible accuracy.
• RGB mode lets you select colors with incredible accuracy. You can set the base white point from 3000 to 10,000K and then use the RGB color wheel to dial up almost any color by adjusting hue and saturation levels in 1° increments.
• In Filter mode, set your white balance in CCT mode, and then select between 150 Lee gels. The Taiko displays the color, taking your CCT temperature setting into account.
• Effects mode offers ten preprogrammed special effects with adjustable parameters for incredibly realistic lighting effects.

The ORC-TAIKO-D90 medium-strength diffuser is included with the Taiko. It softens and smooths the beam for a diffuse, wraparound light that flatters your subjects. Lighter- and heavier-strength diffusers are available separately.

The built-in LCD screen offers a simple and intuitive interface. Easily adjust brightness and color, and switch between the RGB, filter, CCT, and special effects modes with the touch of a button.

The powerful Composer mobile app is available for iOS and Android devices. While connected via Bluetooth, you can link together all your Luxli Orchestra-series lights. Whether you're controlling your lights in unison or individually, you'll have a whole symphony of lights at your command.

For studio applications, the Taiko supports DMX 512 via a 5-pin XLR connector, and it's equipped to fit into any lighting grid or studio setting. And Luxli will keep you up to date on the latest DMX protocols at Luxlilight.com.

You'll get the exact same power output whether you run the Taiko with AC or two V-mount batteries, The Taiko's efficient power draw means you won't need a portable generator just to use your light. The Taiko delivers the same power and quality whether you're shooting in the studio or in the field because there's no power drop-off when it's running on battery power.

The Taiko's highly efficient 250-watt power draw enables high-power output without employing fans to prevent overheating. Since the Taiko has no internal moving parts, it's a silent partner in the studio, and your mics won't pick up any fan noise when you're recording dialog or ambient sound.

The Taiko includes a newly designed yoke with a 5/8" receiver for convenient light stand mounting, as well as single-sided release and adjustment for the ultimate control over mounting and adjusting your light.

Ten realistic effects are programmed into the Taiko that will add realism to your scene and take your lighting to a new dimension:

• CCT Chase: A continuous loop between two color temperatures. You can adjust the start and stop color temperatures, how long the loop will last, and add or subtract green.

• Color Chase: A continuous loop between two preset colors. You can adjust the start and stop colors and saturation, and how long the loop will last.

• Explosion: Simulates an explosion. You can adjust explosion frequency per minute and how long each explosion lasts.

• Fire: Simulates a fire. You can choose between a candle, campfire, or bonfire, and whether there is no wind, a breeze, wind, or a storm.

• Fireworks: Creates a random burst of colors to simulate fireworks. You can adjust the frequency per minute of the fireworks, and the duration of each burst.

• Lightning: Simulates lightning. You can adjust the color temperature of the flashes and the length of time between each flash.

• Paparazzi: Simulates the random firing of multiple camera flashes. You can adjust the number of flashes per second, the duration of each flash, color temperature, and add or subtract green.

• Pulse: Creates a steady pulse that fades on and off between pulses. You can adjust the color and saturation of the pulses, and the frequency per minute.

• Siren: Simulates emergency lights. You can choose between red/blue/white, red/blue, red/white, blue/white, blue, red, or SAE amber sirens. You can also set how many times each color will flash per cycle, how many times it will repeat, and flash duration.

• Strobe: Creates a steady, flashing strobe (this one doesn’t fade like the pulse). You can adjust the color and saturation of the pulses, the number of strobes per minute, and the duration of each strobe.

The Taiko's split-panel effect mode is accessible from the Composer app. It can split select Taiko animated effects between the two panels and add depth and realism to the effect. So, when simulating the aftermath of an accident or a large group of paparazzi photographing a celebrity, the dual-panel mode will bring even more realism to your scene.

Luxli is always working to improve the Orchestra-Series LED lights. We'll let you know when the latest firmware updates are available. Connect the Taiko's USB port to your computer for the latest performance-enhancing features the minute they're available.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What’s the best arm to use to boom this light safely?

A: This boom arm is recommended BH #AVD600 with a 15 lb Sand bag hanging from the rear B&H # IMSBFB15

Q: 2. how many amps of power does the Luxli Taiko 2x1 require? what would be a recommended extension cable (9ft)?

A: The Luxli Taiko has a max power consumption of 250 W. you can use up to a 50" ac extension cable.

Q: 3. Any have any thoughts on Luxli Taiko 2x1 vs Aputure NOVA P300c?

A: Here is a chart comparing the two lights. https://bhpho.to/3EUAszv

Q: 4. When the light is lying flat, how high is the yoke when it is straight up and down?

A: From the manufacturer the yoke is: 11.5” to the pivot point 12.5” from top to bottom.

Q: 5. What is the flicker rate for these lights?

A: Luxli does not list fully the amount fps you can shoot with out flicker. on the Taiko 2x1 RGBAW LED Light. It can work up to 240fps for flicker free.

Q: 6. What are the recommended v-mount batteries for this light?

A: You will need two batteries per light. This kit is suitable https://bhpho.to/383Kc6I.

Q: 7. What would be a good V-mount battery for this light? I'm looking to get something reliable and affordable. There are too many options out there. I'm new to the V-mount battery world. Thanks.

A: Using two of the Watson Pro 14.4V 158Wh Slim Li-Ion Battery Kit with Single D-Tap Charger (V-Mount), BH # WACSPT160SEB can work with the Luxli Taiko 2 x 1. https://bhpho.to/3otV743

Q: 8. Is the Arri Light Intensifier for the Skypanel S60-C compatible with this?

A: Unfortunately, the Arri Light Intensifier for the Arri Skypanel S60-C is not compatible with the Luxli Taiko 2 x 1 panel. If the diffuser on the Luxli Taiko is removed, you would have 15,500 lux at 1m versus only 13, 525 lux on the Arri S60-C with the intensifier at the same working distance.

Q: 9. Is there a solution to the incredibly short length of cable from the power supply to the light?

A: You may use an extension between the power supply and the light such as the HIVE LIGHTING 4-Pin XLR Extension Cable for Bee 50-C, Wasp 100-C & Hornet 200-C (M/F, 15'), BH # HIVECXLR4P15. https://bhpho.to/3yA9yaE

Q: 10. What is the beam angle of the taiko with heavy diffusion on it?

A: The beam angle is 76 degrees.