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HomeSound & Recording EquipmentCables, Adaptors & AccessoriesMighty Bright 51810 Xtra Flex Duet 2 Music Light |
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 Music Stand Light Jul 27, 2010
I love this light! Since it has dual lights on each arm it illuminates more surface area for the larger pieces of music and since it has the option of using one or both lights on each arm it is more versatile than other lights. The flexibility is great and stays where you put them compared to another music light I have (which has been relegated to a reading light!).
 LED light Jul 20, 2010
The light works well enough, I suppose. I have worked with LED lights in my craft room before and gotten much better illumination. I guess for the money you can't expect much.
Buy the cheaper Mighty Bright Jul 03, 2010
I bought the Mighty Bright Duet2 because the description said it had four brightness levels. It really doesn't. Each head has a two-level switch--full brightness, half-brightness. So really, there are only two brightness-levels. I suppose you could consider setting each head differently to produce three brightness levels. Both heads could be switched to full brightness, or one head set to full brightness and the other set to half brightness, or both heads set to half brightness. I guess you could consider having one head turned off and the other at full or half-brightness as another two levels, but I don't think that's a very likely scenario. The reason for having a two head light source (IMHO) is to illuminate both sides of the music stand. I don't think you're likely to have one side of your sheet music or book illuminated differently from the other. It's my opinion that the Duet2 is not worth the extra $6-10 over the simpler Mighty Bright XtraFlex Duet Super LED Music Stand Light, which just has an on/off switch for each head. In addition, the simpler Duet includes batteries, which the Duet2 does not. If you factor in the cost of the batteries, you're really paying $10-12 over the simpler model if you buy the Duet2. If I had it to do over, I'd buy the less expensive model and simply adjust the heads above the music to get the right illumination. As for the vendor Brook Mays, they didn't have these items in stock, which I didn't learn until after I ordered. It took an extra week over to receive the order. Not a huge deal, but I always consider "In Stock" before making a purchase and usually don't buy from a vendor if the item is not in stock.
Perfect light! Jun 24, 2010
I used one of these at a recent gig I had and it was amazing. I ordered one right away and have used it lots already. Very bright and portable. I'd may buy another..and another. And have told all of my friends of this practical, bright little light.
Mighty Brite is what it says May 10, 2010
I have had the original Mighty Bright for years. In decreased lighting situations, it sometimes was still not enough and I had to use TWO. With the Duet2, the light is double and make reading my music much easier. Would definitely recommend for anyone playing in a performing situation where lighting is compromised.
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