--- product_id: 88476307 title: "- ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller, Sound-Activated, Programmable Scenes, LED Display, for DJs and Live Events" brand: "rockville" price: "48469 Ft" currency: HUF in_stock: true reviews_count: 11 category: "Rockville" url: https://www.desertcart.hu/products/88476307-rockforce-192-channel-dmx-lighting-controller-sound-activated-programmable-scenes store_origin: HU region: Hungary --- # Sound-activated music sync 23 banks × 8 programmable scenes 192 DMX channels precision - ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller, Sound-Activated, Programmable Scenes, LED Display, for DJs and Live Events **Brand:** rockville **Price:** 48469 Ft **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎉 Light up your event like a pro—because your show deserves the spotlight! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** - ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller, Sound-Activated, Programmable Scenes, LED Display, for DJs and Live Events by rockville - **How much does it cost?** 48469 Ft with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/88476307-rockforce-192-channel-dmx-lighting-controller-sound-activated-programmable-scenes) ## Best For - rockville enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted rockville brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Sync to Your Beat:** Built-in microphone triggers dynamic, sound-activated effects that keep your crowd moving. - • **Tailor-Made Shows:** Program 184 unique scenes across 23 banks for repeatable, personalized lighting sequences. - • **Master Your Lightscape:** Control up to 192 DMX channels across 12 fixtures for flawless, venue-wide illumination. - • **Intuitive Pro Interface:** 4-bit LED display and streamlined layout balance beginner ease with professional control. - • **Plug & Play Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with most DMX-512 lighting and fog systems—perfect for DJs, events, and theaters. ## Overview The Rockville ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller offers professional-grade control with 192 channels and 23 programmable scene banks. Its sound-activated mode syncs lighting effects to music, while the user-friendly LED interface supports both beginners and pros. Compatible with most DMX-512 systems, it’s an affordable, versatile solution for DJs, live events, and theatrical productions seeking dynamic, customizable light shows. ## Description Buy Rockville ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller, Sound-Activated, Programmable Scenes, LED Display, for DJs and Live Events: Stage Lights - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: Can’t believe it’s so cheap! - Insane fifty dollar board for churches! Use with twelve or less fixtures and if you slaver certain ones you can use more fixtures. Easy to use with washes, derbys, dimmer packs, dmx profiles, moving heads, dmx fog and haze machines, laser lights, and anything dmx. Review: Makes a good static disply controller - The Rockforce 192 DMX lighting controller is an interesting mix of capabilities. It is minimalist in terms of layout, hardware, price, and programming. In terms of functionality it is just about the least expensive DMX controller out there that provides controlled step timing and cue fading. Like most 'smaller' DMX controllers it is squarely aimed at the 'DJ/Music' user. Yes it would be possible to run theatrical shows with it, but that is not really its forte. FInally, the documentation that comes with it is minimalist, but straight forward and easy for someone with a good working knowledge of DMX to grasp. That last point is important. This lighting controller will not 'do the hard work' for you... At all. You will need to know how DMX works, how your fixtures and effects respond to DMX commands, and how you want your various scenes to look ahead of time. You will need to coordinate the DMX addressing of each fixture/effect with the Rockforce controller's 'pre-patched' layout. You will need to write these things down as there are no 'planning' tools built in (It's all too easy to forget whether you put that set of waltze tempo scenes in bank 4 or bank 5 once you're a few hours into a setup. And God help you if you find yourself 'manual patching' more than one instrument into a given 'scanner' address range.). Writing it down is also the only way to put programming back in later if needed. Same goes for chase design. You will need a working knowledge of common music tempos and musical timing if coordinating cues to music. Personally I'd leave at least a week's worth of spare time to experiment and program with it before you go live. You'll want the fixtures you are goiong to be using 'on hand' when you do this programming. The hardware is... inexpensive. This is not necessarily 'bad' but does limit the usage cases a bit. For something like a fixed display or secondary 'house' controller that just cycles through a few standard looks and will only ever be expected to do that with minimal future reprogramming this thing is ideal. It would also make a nice inexpensive classroom aid for anyone out there teaching the very very basics of digital light control. If you have to reprogram it every night for a living? Not so fun. Nor would it do well in constant load-in, load-out, daily use with lots of 'on-the-fly' button mashing by an over-excited DJ. It is not designed to suffer the insults of frequent drops, confetti, spilled drinks, and cheese dust lightly. The only saving grace in these later cases is that the unit is inexpensive enough to keep a second unit on hand all programmed up and ready to go as a spare. This is a viable option, but potentially time comsuming in the programming department. About that: The one feature that I personally really wish this thing had is a way to transfer its setups to another unit or to and from some form of off-unit storage. Blue tooth and an app, or better yet, a USB port and a memory stick, or an SD card slot. (I personally don't like the idea of some script kiddie out there hijacking a blue tooth signal and ruining my show with no real chance for detection just by dinking on their cell phone. Nor do I relish the thought of all the training and third party apps I'd need to truly make such a blue tooth connection 'secure'.) Such a feature would make restoration of programming much faster and easier. It would also make switching to an on-hand spare unit a relatively fast and painles no-brainer that could be performed by minimally trained help or even just with some phone support (Remember those first two ideal usage cases...). My own experience is using these as 'static controllers' for a set of simple pre-programmed cues involving just two lights. For that specific use it is almost ideal in terms of functionality and price point and thus my 4 star rating. Had it had the ability to save and transfer programming it would have got 5 stars. But an important note: One would not have to stray too far from my usage to encounter a lesser rating. ## Features - PRECISE DMX CONTROL: Manage 192 channels across 12 scanners with 16 channels each, ideal for controlling lighting and fog effects in any venue. - CUSTOMIZABLE LIGHT SHOWS: Program 23 banks of 8 scenes for personalized, repeatable lighting sequences-great for DJs and event planners. - SOUND-ACTIVATED EFFECTS: Built-in microphone enables music-synced effects, delivering dynamic light shows with minimal setup. - USER-FRIENDLY INTERFACE: 4-bit LED display and intuitive layout make navigation simple for beginners while supporting pro-level control. - UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with most DMX-512 lighting and fog systems, perfect for concerts, parties, and theatrical productions. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07D8NLPCX | | Amperage | 0.3 Amps | | Batteries are Included | No | | Best Sellers Rank | #11,057 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #129 in Stage Lights #3,690 in Music Recording Equipment | | Brand Name | Rockville | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (283) | | Finish Types | Powder Coated | | Included Components | ROCKFORCE 192 | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 22"L x 7.4"W x 5.4"H | | Item Type Name | Channel Light/Fog DMX Lighting Controller | | Item Weight | 3.8 Pounds | | Light Source Special Features | Automatic mode, Blackout master, Reversible DMX channels, Manual override, Music triggering, Power failure memory | | Light Source Type | Light Emitting Diode | | Manufacturer | Rockville | | Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year. | | Model Number | ROCKFORCE 192 | | Mounting Type | Rack Mount | | Number of Light Sources | 12 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Shade Material | Metal | | Shape | Rectangular | | Style Name | 192 Channel | | UPC | 819216021002 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Voltage | 240 Volts (AC) | ## Product Details - **Color:** Black - **Finish Type:** Powder Coated - **Light Source Type:** Light Emitting Diode - **Shade Material:** Metal - **Shape:** Rectangular ## Images ![- ROCKFORCE 192-Channel DMX Lighting Controller, Sound-Activated, Programmable Scenes, LED Display, for DJs and Live Events - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61rM7QKKGVS.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can i use this controller to set up led pixels like ws2811** A: This is a DMX controller I would recommend if you are going to use pixel lights or pixel screens to use a computer-based software as it allows you to do much more and is more accurate. And whereas you're using individually addressable pixels you will not be able to get each address assigned correctly using this device you will need a pixel controller. Just do an Amazon search and you'll see a bunch of them come up there are different prices for different features you can get some for $10 or you could spend $300 it depends on what you're looking for personally I had a very bad experience with this device I wound up having to send it back because of a major malfunction within the circuitry. I did eventually purchase a American DJ DMX controller **Q: Could it transmit to donner dmx receivers?** A: Yes you can **Q: Is this rack mount able** A: It is rack mountable, fits a 19" rack, remove the plastic sides (held by 4 screws). It does not fit in a road case like the Harmony Cases HC19MIX04, The frame is just a little larger than other controllers and you can't put the lid on, but it will go on a rack, it has holes for it **Q: Trying to use this to program approx 6 lights for a spring musical on a small stage. Can I fade to black? Does this work for stage light?** A: I will try to answer... In manual mode yes you can fade to black, there is a fade time adjustment in the auto run but I haven't messed with it. If your Stage light set up is DMX addressable the answer is, Yes it will work provided you are addressed properly. Be sure to address you fixtures and program you scenes for the function you want. Lights that have different functions need to be separated in the addressing/Scenes . I hope this makes sense. Your manuals for the light fixtures and for the board will help with programing. it is not just plug and play. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Can’t believe it’s so cheap! *by I***S on January 25, 2026* Insane fifty dollar board for churches! Use with twelve or less fixtures and if you slaver certain ones you can use more fixtures. Easy to use with washes, derbys, dimmer packs, dmx profiles, moving heads, dmx fog and haze machines, laser lights, and anything dmx. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes a good static disply controller *by I***W on October 24, 2023* The Rockforce 192 DMX lighting controller is an interesting mix of capabilities. It is minimalist in terms of layout, hardware, price, and programming. In terms of functionality it is just about the least expensive DMX controller out there that provides controlled step timing and cue fading. Like most 'smaller' DMX controllers it is squarely aimed at the 'DJ/Music' user. Yes it would be possible to run theatrical shows with it, but that is not really its forte. FInally, the documentation that comes with it is minimalist, but straight forward and easy for someone with a good working knowledge of DMX to grasp. That last point is important. This lighting controller will not 'do the hard work' for you... At all. You will need to know how DMX works, how your fixtures and effects respond to DMX commands, and how you want your various scenes to look ahead of time. You will need to coordinate the DMX addressing of each fixture/effect with the Rockforce controller's 'pre-patched' layout. You will need to write these things down as there are no 'planning' tools built in (It's all too easy to forget whether you put that set of waltze tempo scenes in bank 4 or bank 5 once you're a few hours into a setup. And God help you if you find yourself 'manual patching' more than one instrument into a given 'scanner' address range.). Writing it down is also the only way to put programming back in later if needed. Same goes for chase design. You will need a working knowledge of common music tempos and musical timing if coordinating cues to music. Personally I'd leave at least a week's worth of spare time to experiment and program with it before you go live. You'll want the fixtures you are goiong to be using 'on hand' when you do this programming. The hardware is... inexpensive. This is not necessarily 'bad' but does limit the usage cases a bit. For something like a fixed display or secondary 'house' controller that just cycles through a few standard looks and will only ever be expected to do that with minimal future reprogramming this thing is ideal. It would also make a nice inexpensive classroom aid for anyone out there teaching the very very basics of digital light control. If you have to reprogram it every night for a living? Not so fun. Nor would it do well in constant load-in, load-out, daily use with lots of 'on-the-fly' button mashing by an over-excited DJ. It is not designed to suffer the insults of frequent drops, confetti, spilled drinks, and cheese dust lightly. The only saving grace in these later cases is that the unit is inexpensive enough to keep a second unit on hand all programmed up and ready to go as a spare. This is a viable option, but potentially time comsuming in the programming department. About that: The one feature that I personally really wish this thing had is a way to transfer its setups to another unit or to and from some form of off-unit storage. Blue tooth and an app, or better yet, a USB port and a memory stick, or an SD card slot. (I personally don't like the idea of some script kiddie out there hijacking a blue tooth signal and ruining my show with no real chance for detection just by dinking on their cell phone. Nor do I relish the thought of all the training and third party apps I'd need to truly make such a blue tooth connection 'secure'.) Such a feature would make restoration of programming much faster and easier. It would also make switching to an on-hand spare unit a relatively fast and painles no-brainer that could be performed by minimally trained help or even just with some phone support (Remember those first two ideal usage cases...). My own experience is using these as 'static controllers' for a set of simple pre-programmed cues involving just two lights. For that specific use it is almost ideal in terms of functionality and price point and thus my 4 star rating. Had it had the ability to save and transfer programming it would have got 5 stars. But an important note: One would not have to stray too far from my usage to encounter a lesser rating. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For the most part gets the job done for the money *by D***2 on April 21, 2023* Paired this up with four par LED floods. The first time out takes a little bit to understand what is needed to make this work the lights. Once the addresses were assigned all worked fairly well. Then when it was show time, addresses at the lights had dropped. Reset those and all was good. Setting up chases takes a little planning. But that was entered and all went well. Then, the other shoe dropped when the next week it refused to play the set chase in order and eventually jumped to another bank that was not even set up and would not go back to the original. The system has now been removed and will undergo some additional testing to determine the issue. At time, it will not fire the lights, other times a light will strobe. Addresses are basically being ignored. 1, 17, 33 and 49 should be the workable addresses for the lights. At this moment cannot get all 4 lights to respond at the same time. The most we can get to work is 3. Will post a follow up review after the additional testing is completed. ## Frequently Bought Together - Rockville ROCKFORCE 192-Channel Light/Fog DMX Lighting Controller - Gearlux DMX Cable 25ft 3-Pin Male-to-Female - Single Pack - WorldLite 3.2ft DMX Cable, 10PCS 1 Meter DMX Signal Cables Signal Wires, 3-Pin XLR Male to Female Stage Light Signal Cable with Metal connectors, Connection for DMX512 Stage & DJ Lighting fixtures --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hu/products/88476307-rockforce-192-channel-dmx-lighting-controller-sound-activated-programmable-scenes](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/88476307-rockforce-192-channel-dmx-lighting-controller-sound-activated-programmable-scenes) --- *Product available on Desertcart Hungary* *Store origin: HU* *Last updated: 2026-04-23*