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Martin Atomic Dot Cold White Strobe Blinder Eye Candy Light B-Stock vs Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
The Martin Atomic Dot is a compact strobe blinder with cold white intensity and pixel-controllable RGB accents, built for touring and nightclub work; the RUSH CS1200 Graze is a long linear wash fixture for architectural cove lighting in fixed indoor installations. Choose Atomic Dot for mobile high-impact productions, RUSH CS1200 for permanent venue ambience and color mixing.
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Martin Atomic Dot Cold White Strobe Blinder Eye Candy Light B-Stock
Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
Specs side by side
| Martin Atomic Dot Cold White Strobe Blinder Eye Candy Light B-Stock | Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $642.24 | $639.61 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose Martin Atomic Dot Cold White Strobe Blinder Eye Candy Light B-Stock
- ✓ Extreme peak output (3350 lumens strobe) in tiny 2.2 kg footprint for touring rigs
- ✓ Sharp 11° beam angle delivers punchy, long-throw effects
- ✓ Pixel-controllable RGB backlight and multiple control protocols (DMX, Art-Net, sACN)
- ✓ IP65 rating and interlocking mechanics for rapid array building
Why choose Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
- ✓ 1203 mm linear form factor fits standard architectural cove spaces without obstruction
- ✓ Six color temperature presets plus full RGB mixing for precise interior aesthetics
- ✓ Low power draw (12 W per foot) with single PSU daisy-chain support to 10 meters
- ✓ 50,000-hour LED lifetime with >70% output retention for long-term installations
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for touring productions?
The Atomic Dot. At 2.2 kg with 3350 lumens peak output and IP65 weather sealing, it's designed for rapid deployment and road use. The RUSH CS1200 is a fixed 1203 mm linear fixture meant for permanent cove installation.
Which offers better color control?
The RUSH CS1200 excels at interior color mixing with six color temperature presets and full RGB capability optimized for architectural ambience. The Atomic Dot's RGB is a 16-LED pixel backlight supporting DMX and Art-Net, primarily a visual accent rather than primary color wash.
What are the key beam-angle differences?
The Atomic Dot produces a tight 11° beam ideal for spotting and long throws. The RUSH CS1200 delivers an 18° × 65° wash beam designed for even cove illumination across broad interior surfaces.
Which is more power-efficient?
The RUSH CS1200 draws only 12 W per foot with daisy-chain support for up to 10 meters from one PSU, making it very efficient for large permanent installations. The Atomic Dot prioritizes peak output (3350 lumens) for mobile event work, consuming more power per lumen for strobe intensity.