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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree B-Stock vs Martin RUSH BLINDER 1 Static Warm White LED Blinder B-Stock
The Martin Exterior 1200 is a narrow-beam architectural graze fixture for outdoor facade and linear lighting, while the RUSH BLINDER 1 is a high-intensity broad-wash blinder for live performance and broadcast. Choose the Exterior 1200 for precise architectural color-mixing work; choose the RUSH BLINDER 1 for stage, touring, and event lighting.
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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree B-Stock
Martin RUSH BLINDER 1 Static Warm White LED Blinder B-Stock
Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree B-Stock | Martin RUSH BLINDER 1 Static Warm White LED Blinder B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,528.14 | $1,531.10 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | Refurbished | Refurbished |
Why choose Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree B-Stock
- ✓ Dynamic RGBW color mixing with 8-bit DMX precision for sophisticated facade effects
- ✓ Narrow 12° beam angle concentrates output for distant graze lighting with maximum impact
- ✓ IP66 outdoor rating and integrated universal power supply support long fixture runs up to 100 feet
- ✓ Compact linear design with hinged mounting bracket for flexible architectural installation
Why choose Martin RUSH BLINDER 1 Static Warm White LED Blinder B-Stock
- ✓ 19,000+ lumens combined output from four 100-watt COB LEDs delivers punching intensity for large venues
- ✓ Broad 70° beam angle provides generous wash coverage without tight spotting
- ✓ Four individually-controllable LEDs enable solo use or large-scale pixel-mapping array clustering
- ✓ Flexible DMX control (1, 4, or 8 channels) with on-board strobe and pulse effects for live performance
Frequently asked questions
Can the Exterior 1200 be used for stage or concert lighting?
No, it is not ideal for stage spotlighting or concert lighting. Its narrow 12° beam and architecture-focused design are optimized for outdoor graze and facade work, not live performance applications.
Can the RUSH BLINDER 1 be used for outdoor architectural lighting?
While it produces high output, the RUSH BLINDER 1 is designed for live performance and broadcast with a broad 70° wash beam. It lacks the narrow-beam precision, color-mixing capability, and IP66 ruggedness required for architectural facade lighting.
What is the key difference in beam angle and application?
The Exterior 1200 features a narrow 12° beam for precise graze lighting on distant surfaces; the RUSH BLINDER 1 has a 70° broad wash beam for general stage and venue coverage. Beam angle determines whether a fixture excels at tight spotting or wide illumination.
Which fixture requires more complex installation infrastructure?
The Exterior 1200 supports daisy-chained long runs (up to 100 feet at 230V) via a single hybrid connector and integrated power supply. The RUSH BLINDER 1 is designed for modular rigging in touring and venue setups with standard DMX control, making it simpler for event deployment.