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Martin MAC Viper Wash Luminare W/ CMY Color Mixing vs Martin MAC Aura PXL Multi-Source Wash Light
The Martin MAC Viper Wash is a high-powered traditional wash fixture built around a 1000W lamp producing 33,000 lumens with CMY color mixing, while the MAC Aura PXL is a compact LED wash light with 10,500 lumens, pixel-mapping capabilities, and silent operation. The Viper Wash suits touring and installation work demanding maximum raw output and traditional color control; the Aura PXL is better for noise-sensitive environments, pixel effects, and media server integration.
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Martin MAC Viper Wash Luminare W/ CMY Color Mixing
Martin MAC Aura PXL Multi-Source Wash Light
Specs side by side
| Martin MAC Viper Wash Luminare W/ CMY Color Mixing | Martin MAC Aura PXL Multi-Source Wash Light | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $9,410.58 | $8,770.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin MAC Viper Wash Luminare W/ CMY Color Mixing
- ✓ 33,000 lumens output—three times brighter than Aura PXL for large-scale venues
- ✓ CMY color mixing with linear CTO for precise, stable color temperature shifts
- ✓ Beam consistency from tight to wide zoom with no visible jump
- ✓ Proven lamp-based technology for touring durability
Why choose Martin MAC Aura PXL Multi-Source Wash Light
- ✓ Silent LED operation—ideal for TV, corporate, and noise-critical events
- ✓ Pixel mapping with 19 main beam + 141 backlight pixels for creative effects
- ✓ Compact and lightweight design practical for any rig size
- ✓ Native support for Art-Net, sACN, P3, and media server workflows
Frequently asked questions
Which fixture is brighter?
The MAC Viper Wash produces 33,000 lumens versus the Aura PXL's 10,500 lumens, making the Viper Wash significantly more powerful for large venues and outdoor applications.
Can either fixture do pixel mapping or video effects?
Only the MAC Aura PXL supports pixel mapping with 19 individually controlled main beam pixels and 141 backlight pixels, plus native Art-Net and sACN protocol support for media server integration. The Viper Wash is a traditional wash light without pixel capabilities.
Which is quieter and better for film/TV production?
The MAC Aura PXL operates silently with LED technology, making it ideal for television and corporate work where fan or lamp noise is a concern. The Viper Wash uses a 1000W lamp and will generate operational noise.
What color mixing system does each use?
The MAC Viper Wash features CMY color mixing with linear CTO for precise temperature control. The MAC Aura PXL uses RGBW LED color mixing with color calibration for consistency across fixtures.