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Martin Exterior Linear 1210 Graze, Assym, Quad B-Stock vs Martin Martin Elp Par Ip - White
The Martin Exterior Linear 1210 Graze is a specialized outdoor architectural fixture with asymmetric beam shaping for facade and landscape washing, while the Martin ELP PAR IP is a versatile touring par with wide zoom range and extensive color presets for live performance and studio work. Choose the Linear 1210 for permanent or semi-permanent outdoor installations; choose the ELP PAR IP for touring, live events, and applications requiring beam flexibility.
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Martin Exterior Linear 1210 Graze, Assym, Quad B-Stock
Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior Linear 1210 Graze, Assym, Quad B-Stock | Martin Martin Elp Par Ip - White | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,803.60 | $2,268.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Exterior | Static |
| Condition | Refurbished | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear 1210 Graze, Assym, Quad B-Stock
- ✓ Compact linear form factor (1219mm length, 72mm width) designed specifically for architectural installations and facade mounting
- ✓ Asymmetric beam angle concentrates light where needed, reducing spillage in accent and wash applications
- ✓ IP66 weatherproof rating with direct line voltage connection simplifies outdoor permanent installation
- ✓ Lower power consumption compared to multi-engine touring fixtures, reducing electrical demands on installation sites
Why choose Martin Martin Elp Par Ip - White
- ✓ Wide 5.5 to 50-degree zoom range adapts from tight spots to broad washes in a single fixture
- ✓ Seven 40W RGBW engines deliver high punchy output suitable for large venues and touring shows
- ✓ 48 color presets with virtual color wheel and 1,800K to 12,850K color temperature control enable fast cueing in live environments
- ✓ Professional touring features including Neutrik PowerCON connectors, 16-bit dimming curves, strobe, and pulse effects for dynamic effects
Frequently asked questions
Which fixture is better for outdoor touring and temporary event setups?
The ELP PAR IP is better suited to touring and temporary events because its zoom range (5.5 to 50 degrees) and high output from seven 40W engines adapt quickly to different venue sizes and rig positions. The Linear 1210 is optimized for fixed or semi-permanent outdoor installations where its asymmetric beam and linear form provide architectural accent rather than general-purpose wash.
What is the main optical difference between these two fixtures?
The Linear 1210 delivers a fixed asymmetric beam angle designed to concentrate light on building facades and accent features, eliminating wasted spillage. The ELP PAR IP features a variable zoom from 5.5 to 50 degrees, allowing you to adjust beam width on the fly for different venues and design applications.
Are these fixtures suitable for the same installation types?
No. The Linear 1210 is purpose-built for architectural and landscape facade washing, with IP66 outdoor rating and direct line voltage connection optimized for permanent structural mounting. The ELP PAR IP is designed for touring, live performance, studio sessions, and temporary installations where mobility and beam flexibility are priorities. While both are high-end fixtures, they serve different markets.
Which fixture has more color control and effects?
The ELP PAR IP offers significantly more color and effects features: 48 presets, virtual color wheel, 1,800K to 12,850K color temperature control, 16-bit dimming with selectable curves, strobe, and pulse effects. The Linear 1210 provides quad-color RGBW mixing optimized for direct lens color blending but fewer preset options, as it is focused on architectural wash applications rather than dynamic live effects.