Used Leap Frog For Sale
Used Leap Frog
Leap Frog Description
This console was owned by an independant LD. It was very well taken care of and 95% of the time had only 1 operator.
I am selling it because I want to upgrade to another desk. There are no known issues with the desk. Console will ship with road case, power supply and console cover.
Control Channels : 512, assignable as HTP or LTP
Submaster Faders : 108 (12 faders x 9 pages)
Channel Faders : 48
Memory Master Faders : 1
Channel Preset Master Faders : 2
Available memories : 999
Power Supply : External Power Supply, +/- 12VDC,
+5VDC. Supply inlet via CEE22 connector,
connection to lighting desk via 4 pole locking XLR.
Supply Voltage : 200 to 260 VAC 50 Hz / 100 to 130
VAC 60 Hz
DMX Outpu
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$3,150
Per Item / CASH PRICE
Per Item / CASH PRICE
| Console ships with road case, power supply +cover | |
| Item # | 14696 |
| Quantity | 1 Unit |
| Age | 5 Years |
| Condition | Normal Wear & Tear |
| Previous Use | Mostly Touring |
| Warranty | 15 Day - ( Return ) |
| Case | Cased |
| Location | USA |
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Call for Details 404.817.9300 |
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Details
This console was owned by an independant LD. It was very well taken care of and 95% of the time had only 1 operator.
I am selling it because I want to upgrade to another desk. There are no known issues with the desk. Console will ship with road case, power supply and console cover.
Control Channels : 512, assignable as HTP or LTP
Submaster Faders : 108 (12 faders x 9 pages)
Channel Faders : 48
Memory Master Faders : 1
Channel Preset Master Faders : 2
Available memories : 999
Power Supply : External Power Supply, +/- 12VDC,
+5VDC. Supply inlet via CEE22 connector,
connection to lighting desk via 4 pole locking XLR.
Supply Voltage : 200 to 260 VAC 50 Hz / 100 to 130
VAC 60 Hz
DMX Output : DMX 512 via XLR 5 fixed socket.
Data output to USITT DMX-512 1990 Protocol.
Overvoltage protected
Audio Input : Stereo 1/4" Jack Socket : 100mV - 100V
Monitor Output : SVGA output via PC standard 15pin
D connector
Data Storage : 3.5"floppy disk
Desk Lamp Supply : 1 x 3 pin female XLR.12V 5W
108 submasters on 20 pages
Up to 999 memories
24 palettes each for colour, beam, position and
fixture selection groups
Floppy disk drive
Super user functions
Ability to control 24 moving lights
Effects generator
F.R.O.G (Autochase) function
Fixture Library
Twin isolated DMX outlets
Colour, beam, position and group palettes can be
created. These can be used to build memories.
Changes to the palette information will automatically
update associated memories. Palettes can also be
used to give flexibility in live playback
24/48 dimmer control channels (48 in wide mode)
Softpatch to 512 DMX channels
Option for SVGA monitor
I am selling it because I want to upgrade to another desk. There are no known issues with the desk. Console will ship with road case, power supply and console cover.
Control Channels : 512, assignable as HTP or LTP
Submaster Faders : 108 (12 faders x 9 pages)
Channel Faders : 48
Memory Master Faders : 1
Channel Preset Master Faders : 2
Available memories : 999
Power Supply : External Power Supply, +/- 12VDC,
+5VDC. Supply inlet via CEE22 connector,
connection to lighting desk via 4 pole locking XLR.
Supply Voltage : 200 to 260 VAC 50 Hz / 100 to 130
VAC 60 Hz
DMX Output : DMX 512 via XLR 5 fixed socket.
Data output to USITT DMX-512 1990 Protocol.
Overvoltage protected
Audio Input : Stereo 1/4" Jack Socket : 100mV - 100V
Monitor Output : SVGA output via PC standard 15pin
D connector
Data Storage : 3.5"floppy disk
Desk Lamp Supply : 1 x 3 pin female XLR.12V 5W
108 submasters on 20 pages
Up to 999 memories
24 palettes each for colour, beam, position and
fixture selection groups
Floppy disk drive
Super user functions
Ability to control 24 moving lights
Effects generator
F.R.O.G (Autochase) function
Fixture Library
Twin isolated DMX outlets
Colour, beam, position and group palettes can be
created. These can be used to build memories.
Changes to the palette information will automatically
update associated memories. Palettes can also be
used to give flexibility in live playback
24/48 dimmer control channels (48 in wide mode)
Softpatch to 512 DMX channels
Option for SVGA monitor
Warranty
15 Day - ( Return )
If not satisfied with, item must be returned within 15 days.
If not satisfied with, item must be returned within 15 days.
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Payment & Availability
Pre-Paid - All orders must be prepaid before products can be shipped. No Exceptions.
Credit Card Purchases - All credit card purchases will include a 3% administration handling charge. Not all products may be purchased via credit card.
Availability & Pricing - Actual availability may vary at time of inquiry. Pricing may also change at any time.
Credit Card Purchases - All credit card purchases will include a 3% administration handling charge. Not all products may be purchased via credit card.
Availability & Pricing - Actual availability may vary at time of inquiry. Pricing may also change at any time.
International Orders
Payments - All international orders must be paid via bank wire transfer. No Exceptions.
Shipping - The following does not apply to Canadian shipments. All international order shipments must be arranged by the buyer. Buyer will also need to make arrangements for all import taxes, duties, brokerage, etc.
Shipping - The following does not apply to Canadian shipments. All international order shipments must be arranged by the buyer. Buyer will also need to make arrangements for all import taxes, duties, brokerage, etc.
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