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Martin MAC Encore Performance Cold Light Moving Head B-Stock vs Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light
The MAC Encore Performance prioritizes camera-critical silent operation and spectral accuracy with 11,600 lumens, while the ERA 600 delivers nearly double the output at 19,000 lumens with CMY color mixing and a wider effects palette for larger venues. Choose the MAC Encore for broadcast, film, and precision color work; choose the ERA 600 for touring, rental, and high-output theatrical applications.
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Martin MAC Encore Performance Cold Light Moving Head B-Stock
Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light
Specs side by side
| Martin MAC Encore Performance Cold Light Moving Head B-Stock | Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $9,759.60 | $13,437.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose Martin MAC Encore Performance Cold Light Moving Head B-Stock
- ✓ Silent, flicker-free operation ideal for camera-sensitive environments
- ✓ High color fidelity with CRI > 80 and spectral accuracy
- ✓ Intuitive real-time control for both programming and spontaneous adjustments
- ✓ B-stock pricing advantage on premium performance fixture
Why choose Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light
- ✓ Nearly double the output at 19,000 lumens for larger stages and higher trim heights
- ✓ Independent CMY color mixing for unlimited color palette precision
- ✓ Modular design with effects swaps in under one minute for quick touring maintenance
- ✓ Two rotating prisms plus 15-gobo complement for expanded creative effects
Frequently asked questions
Which fixture is brighter?
The ERA 600 delivers 19,000 lumens versus the MAC Encore's 11,600 lumens, making it substantially brighter for long-throw applications and larger stages.
How do the color systems differ?
The MAC Encore uses a 6-position dichroic filter wheel plus variable CTO for color control, while the ERA 600 features independent CMY mixing (0–100%) plus a 7-position wheel and variable CTO, offering more granular and unlimited color blending in the ERA 600.
Which is better for film and broadcast?
The MAC Encore is purpose-built for camera-critical work with silent operation, flicker-free performance, and high spectral accuracy. The ERA 600 is optimized for touring and rental theaters rather than studio use.
Is serviceability different between the two?
The ERA 600 features a modular design allowing effects swaps in under one minute, making it more efficient for touring crews. The MAC Encore is designed for fixed installations or careful transport.