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In today’s stage and event lighting systems, fixtures like Pixel Bar and Pixel Line have become increasingly essential. Unlike traditional lighting that only provides beam or wash effects, Pixel Bar/Line fixtures allow control of each individual LED “pixel,” enabling dynamic light movements, video synchronization, and creative visual mapping across stage structures. This article will explain what Pixel Bar/Line lights are, how they are applied in modern stages, bars, clubs, and events, as well as how to connect and program them. We’ll also recommend suitable Mitek & HBK models for your lighting projects.

In modern stage lighting systems, LED fixtures have become the standard choice for their high efficiency, energy savings, and exceptional durability. However, not everyone fully understands what “LED lifespan” truly means and which factors affect the longevity of stage LEDs. This article will help you grasp the average lifespan, tips to extend the usage time, and recommend top-quality LED lighting models from Mitek & HBK trusted by professionals.

Sound Active mode allows stage lights to react directly to sound. When this mode is enabled, the light fixture receives signals from an internal microphone or sound sensor, then changes colors, flashes, or switches effects according to the rhythm of the music. This technology is commonly found in modern intelligent stage lighting systems, helping lights synchronize naturally with audio for an immersive experience. Learn more in this article.

When starting to look for stage lights for venues like bars, clubs, or event halls, you’ll quickly notice the market is flooded with hundreds of models from moving head lights, par LEDs, and pixel lights to beam, wash, and effect fixtures. Each type comes from dozens of brands at various price points, making it quite challenging to find the right model that fits both your needs and budget. If you’re unsure which lighting solution suits your stage, event hall, or performance venue, don’t worry. In this article, Hoàng Bảo Khoa will guide you through the key criteria for choosing effective stage lighting systems from the Mitek & HBK brand.

A church is a unique acoustic space, often characterized by high ceilings, wide arches, and reflective surfaces. Therefore, selecting loudspeakers should not be based solely on power but also on coverage, directivity, and vocal clarity. Depending on the church size - small, medium, or large - the sound system configuration will vary to ensure balanced, clear, and reverent audio throughout the space.

What components make up a complete church sound system? From microphones, mixers, speakers, and amplifiers to signal processors - each element directly affects overall sound quality. Join Hoang Bao Khoa to explore the details and find a synchronized, suitable solution for every church scale.

Learn what a gooseneck microphone is, how to distinguish between condenser and dynamic types, and key criteria for selecting a durable mic with clear voice pickup. Discover genuine products from Sennheiser, Behringer, FBT, JTS, and more - exclusively at Hoang Bao Khoa.

In the audio world, the question “Analog or Digital?” is always hotly debated. For Behringer, both Xenyx (analog) and X32/Wing (digital) mixers have their own standing. But what are the differences, and when should you choose each to meet practical needs? Hoàng Bảo Khoa explains in detail.

In the professional audio world, Behringer sparks curiosity: a brand with more affordable prices than many competitors, yet present on countless stages, churches, and studios worldwide. What makes Behringer cost-effective but not “cheap”? Let’s analyze from a technical perspective.

Whether it’s a simple analog mixer or a high-end digital console, Behringer mixers can encounter configuration errors or software conflicts after prolonged use. Performing a factory reset restores the device to its original state, clears all settings, and brings the mixer back to stable operation.