[Calloween]

Has anyone used the Iogeek from monsterguts? It looks pretty easy
to use.

 

[kennyw76]

from what i could find out about it i think i would go with efx-tek stuff you can do the same but at a cheaper price. i know the tech support with efxtek is unreal on their forum a guy told him what he was doing and one of them wrote the code for him free

 

[Calloween]

I know how to use efx-tek stuff pretty well.

 

[kennyw76]

looks like this board has relays built on it efx don't and the software i/o offers has a feature like vixen built in

both are similar to vsa for controlling from the computer

 

[Calloween]

I think I might buy it to try it but im not sure.

 

[gadget-evilusions]

I tried the IOGeek, I actually use to sell them. Efx-tek products are far superior, alot easier to program, and their support is awesome. go with the efx-tek controls. you won't be dissappointed.

 

[Calloween]

I tried the IOGeek, I actually use to sell them. Efx-tek products are far superior, alot easier to program, and their support is awesome. go with the efx-tek controls. you won't be dissappointed.

I saw you sell prop-1 controllers with dials on them does that mean you
dont need a computer to controll them?

 

[gadget-evilusions]

The dials are an new EFX-tek product called the EZ-3 that I asked them to make. It turns a prop-1 into a 3 stage timer so that all the timing functions (pre delay, output on time for 1 output, and post dealy) are changed by the 3 dials. they should have it for sale shortly.

 

[Calloween]

Cool because I program most of my stuff on halloween and one that doesnt use a
computer would be a lot easier.