Gobo Rotators & Holders — Rosco (AU & NZ)
Rosco gobo rotators, holders & beam control · AU & NZ
Rotators, holders & beam control — all in one place.
Three ways to work a gobo in a profile spotlight: spin it for movement, seat it in the right holder, or move the whole beam. Here's all three at a glance, with what each does and where to go next.
Pick your path
Three tools, one page
Not sure which you need? A gobo is the pattern; a rotator spins it; a holder seats it; the i-Cue aims the beam. Explore whichever fits your job.
Gobo rotators
Spin one or two gobos to turn a static pattern into living movement — fire, water, cloud, storm, spinning logos.
- SimpleSpin — dual, set-and-forget ($1,399)
- RevoPRO — dual, full DMX indexing ($1,699)
- Fit any B-size profile gate
- Steel or glass gobos
Gobo holders + finder
The metal frame that seats a gobo in your light. Tell the finder your projector and it gives you the exact holder — metal or glass, A / B / M / D.
- Holders for every major profile
- Metal, glass & steel-sandwich
- Live projector → holder finder
- From $69
i-Cue intelligent mirror
Don't spin the gobo — move the beam. The Rosco i-Cue re-aims a profile spot from your desk, silently and on cue. One light, many specials.
- 230° pan · 57° tilt
- Silent, DMX or stand-alone
- Fits Source Four, Pacific & more
- Supplied to spec — enquire
New to this?
Which one do I actually need?
You want the light to move
An effect that flickers, flows or spins — that's a rotator. It spins the gobo you already project.
Your gobo won't fit or focus
You need the correct holder for your fixture and gobo size. Use the finder — it names the exact part.
You want to re-aim the beam
Cover several marks from one light without re-hanging — that's the i-Cue moving mirror.
Not sure which fits your rig?
Tell us your fixture and what you're trying to do — move the light, seat a gobo, or aim a beam — and we'll point you to the right part or rotator. Exclusive Rosco distributor for Australia & New Zealand.