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Martin RUSH MH 10 Beam FX Moving Head vs Martin VDO Fatron 20 LED Video Blade 1000 mm Long B-Stock
The Martin RUSH MH 10 Beam FX is a compact moving head for dramatic beam effects and dynamic looks, while the Martin VDO Fatron 20 is a fixed linear LED video batten for pixel-precise video mapping and large-scale visual installations. Choose the RUSH MH 10 for mobile beam work and nightlife; choose the VDO Fatron 20 for touring productions requiring video content integration and outdoor durability.
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Martin VDO Fatron 20 LED Video Blade 1000 mm Long B-Stock
Specs side by side
| Martin RUSH MH 10 Beam FX Moving Head | Martin VDO Fatron 20 LED Video Blade 1000 mm Long B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,751.00 | $1,001.52 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | Refurbished |
Why choose Martin RUSH MH 10 Beam FX Moving Head
- ✓ Lightweight 7.5 kg design enables flexible rigging and easy repositioning
- ✓ Continuous 540° pan and 270° tilt for dynamic, unrestricted movement across stage
- ✓ Independent RGBW beam plus 24-LED ring delivers layered visual effects in compact form
- ✓ Accessible price point with professional beam intensity and 20,000+ hour LED lifetime
Why choose Martin VDO Fatron 20 LED Video Blade 1000 mm Long B-Stock
- ✓ 1000 mm linear format ideal for large-scale video mapping and 3D visual installations
- ✓ IP65 outdoor rating with -20°C to +45°C operating range for touring reliability
- ✓ 16-bit per color resolution enables precise pixel-level control and color calibration
- ✓ Direct P3 VideoMapping control integrates seamlessly with complex multi-element rigs
Frequently asked questions
Can these fixtures work together in the same rig?
Yes. The RUSH MH 10 provides dynamic beam and accent effects via DMX control, while the VDO Fatron 20 delivers static or video-mapped linear arrays. Both use standard DMX or Martin control protocols and can be integrated into professional touring systems.
Which is better for outdoor use?
The VDO Fatron 20 is specifically designed for outdoor operation with IP65 protection and -20°C to +45°C temperature rating. The RUSH MH 10 is not rated for outdoor environments and is intended for indoor nightlife, houses of worship, and touring venues.
What is the key difference in how they create visuals?
The RUSH MH 10 creates focused beams and ring accents through movement and color mixing, suited to dramatic lighting effects. The VDO Fatron 20 is a fixed linear array optimized for video content display, pixel-level video mapping, and synchronized visual installations across multiple units.
Are there control differences?
The RUSH MH 10 supports DMX, RDM, stand-alone, and auto-trigger modes for autonomous or manual operation. The VDO Fatron 20 offers dual control via DMX or Martin P3 VideoMapping protocol, enabling real-time video synchronization and calibrated color performance across rigged arrays.