We've been trying to create a contemporary worship space in our church using LED stage lighting. Changing colours manually is laborious, and inflexible, so we decided to invest in a DMX controller. Our church is also used as an Arts Centre, hosting comedy, drama, music and so on and so looking longer term when the antique stage lights are replaced with LEDs we wanted a controller that could deal with multiple universes and not require the DMX cables to be daisy chained. Having identified the Enttec Storm10 as the best fit for our needs, the next thing was to get the best price (we are not a wealthy church, and are desperately trying to raise a significant sum to pay for redevelopment including sustainable heating). Having shopped at BAX before they kindly sent me a 10% off voucher which I used against this item (which was already well priced). The item arrived quicker than I had expected and it is performing better than expected. Brilliant! I made up long DMX cables using CAT6 ethernet cable, and ethernet to DMX using CAT5 which plugged straight into the Storm10. We already have a network so linking the Storm 10 to our rather antiquated iMac was straightforward. After installing the free open source QLC+ software we were ready to go. A word for anyone thinking of doing the same, I wasted an afternoon trying to get the lights to go on when the problem was that QLC+ had been set up using "Universe1" and that is what I set the Storm10 to via its web interface, whereas it should been set to the the QLC+ universe minus 1. In other words "0". After doing that all worked well. Bear in mind that I'm a DMX newbie, the stuff is pretty easy to grasp. Thank you. P.S. If I win the draw, for £1000, it's going on the best drum isolation booth you stock - probably!!