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Martin Mac Encore Performance,cld,sip vs Martin Mac Encore Performance,wrm,sip B-Stock
The CLD offers crisp 6000K daylight output ideal for cutting through ambient light in large venues and outdoor installations, while the WRM provides warm 3000K studio-grade beam control optimized for flicker-free camera work and intimate theatre spaces. Choose CLD for bright, color-accurate venue lighting; choose WRM for consistent on-camera performance and warm theatrical aesthetics.
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Martin Mac Encore Performance,wrm,sip B-Stock
Specs side by side
| Martin Mac Encore Performance,cld,sip | Martin Mac Encore Performance,wrm,sip B-Stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $12,433.50 | $9,939.60 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Moving Head | Moving Head |
| Condition | New | Refurbished |
Why choose Martin Mac Encore Performance,cld,sip
- ✓ 6000K crisp daylight output cuts through ambient light without color shift
- ✓ Color-accurate rendering for true-to-life stage illumination
- ✓ Neutral temperature suits broad venue and outdoor applications
Why choose Martin Mac Encore Performance,wrm,sip B-Stock
- ✓ 3000K warm white tone ideal for theatre and intimate venues
- ✓ Flicker-free output performs cleanly on camera and video capture
- ✓ Studio-grade beam control with dynamic iris for precise effect layering
- ✓ B-Stock pricing offers premium specs at reduced cost
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for outdoor or large-venue daytime use?
The CLD's 6000K daylight temperature and neutral color rendering make it superior for fighting ambient sunlight and large-scale installations. The WRM's 3000K warm tone is designed for indoor theatre and camera work, not outdoor daylight applications.
Which one should I choose if I'm filming or recording video?
The WRM is specifically engineered for flicker-free output on camera and high-speed video capture. The CLD is not marketed for video applications and may exhibit flicker artifacts under recording conditions.
Are the optical engines and framing systems the same?
Both feature 468W LED output, ±55° rotatable framing blades, and 5-position gobo wheels with interchangeable glass gobos. The key difference is color temperature: CLD at 6000K cool white versus WRM at 3000K warm white, plus the WRM includes an adjustable iris for additional beam shaping.
What does B-Stock mean for the WRM?
B-Stock typically indicates open-box, refurbished, or slight cosmetic damage at reduced price while maintaining full warranty and performance specs. The WRM's optical and control features remain identical to new units.