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Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light vs Martin ERA 800 Compact Moving Head CMY Color Mixing Light
The Martin ERA 600 is a lighter, more portable fixture optimized for touring and rental work with precise framing and beam shaping, while the Martin ERA 800 delivers significantly higher output (34,000 vs 19,000 lumens) for large-venue and arena applications. Choose the ERA 600 for mobility and versatility in mid-size productions; choose the ERA 800 for raw brightness and long-throw stadium coverage.
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Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light
Martin ERA 800 Compact Moving Head CMY Color Mixing Light
Specs side by side
| Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light | Martin ERA 800 Compact Moving Head CMY Color Mixing Light | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $13,437.00 | $13,903.97 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin ERA 600 Performance LED CMY Color Mixing Light
- ✓ 31.3 kg weight makes it substantially more portable for touring and installation
- ✓ Full curtain framing system with 4 independent blades enables precise beam shaping and soft-edge gobo projection
- ✓ Variable color temperature control (6500–2700K) for warm-to-daylight transitions
- ✓ Modular design with effects swaps in under a minute
Why choose Martin ERA 800 Compact Moving Head CMY Color Mixing Light
- ✓ 34,000 lumens output—78% brighter than ERA 600 for long-throw and stadium applications
- ✓ 800 W LED engine with 20,000+ hour minimum lifetime rated for sustained high-output work
- ✓ Dual rotating gobo wheels plus static wheel (19 total gobos) versus ERA 600's 15 gobos
- ✓ 160 mm front lens and 1:8 zoom (7–56°) maintains output consistency across entire range
Frequently asked questions
Which fixture works better for touring?
The ERA 600 is significantly lighter at 31.3 kg and designed explicitly for road work, making it easier to transport, rig, and service in multiple venues. The ERA 800 delivers higher output but prioritizes brightness over portability.
What is the main output difference?
The ERA 800 produces 34,000 lumens versus the ERA 600's 19,000 lumens—a 78% increase. This makes the ERA 800 substantially better for stadium-scale throws and large outdoor events, while the ERA 600 handles mid-size theaters and clubs effectively.
How do their gobo and effect capabilities differ?
The ERA 600 emphasizes precision with a full curtain framing system (4 independent blades) and includes 15 total gobos plus two rotating prisms. The ERA 800 offers more gobo variety (19 total) with dual rotating wheels and dual prisms, favoring dynamic morphing and animation.
Which has better color temperature control?
The ERA 600 includes variable CTO control spanning 6500–2700K for precise warm-to-daylight transitions. The ERA 800 also includes variable CTO but prioritizes CMY color mixing and does not specify the same granular range.