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Martin RUSH CS900 Wide RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash vs Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
The CS900 Wide excels at broad, wide-angle coverage (124°) for large wall washes and architectural sweeps, while the CS1200 Graze specializes in tight cove lighting with a narrow 18°×65° beam for recessed accent applications. Choose the CS900 Wide for open architectural surfaces; pick the CS1200 Graze for built-in cove and lobbies where controlled, tight beam spread matters.
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Martin RUSH CS900 Wide RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
Specs side by side
| Martin RUSH CS900 Wide RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash | Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $564.29 | $639.61 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin RUSH CS900 Wide RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
- ✓ 124° ultra-wide beam angle covers large areas with single fixture
- ✓ Shorter 903 mm length fits compact spaces and tighter installations
- ✓ Lower power consumption per foot enables simpler PSU setups
Why choose Martin RUSH CS1200 Graze RGB Color Mixing Linear Wash
- ✓ Longer 1203 mm length provides wider coverage per single fixture
- ✓ Narrow 18°×65° beam delivers precise architectural accent lighting
- ✓ Lower profile (65 mm) integrates seamlessly into standard cove spaces
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for cove lighting?
The CS1200 Graze is purpose-built for cove installations with its low 65 mm profile and narrow 18°×65° beam that prevents light spilling outside the cove. The CS900 Wide's 124° spread is too wide for typical cove work.
Which covers more wall area with fewer fixtures?
The CS900 Wide covers significantly more area per fixture thanks to its 124° beam angle, making it ideal for large wall washes. The CS1200 Graze's narrow beam is designed for accent, not broad coverage.
Do both support DMX control?
Yes, both fixtures accept DMX512/1990 via 5-pin XLR and support RDM for remote management. Both offer the same six color temperature presets and 0–100% intensity control.
What's the power difference between them?
The CS1200 Graze is rated at 12 W ±1 W per foot; the CS900 Wide specs are not stated in the description, but both accept universal 100–240 V AC input and can daisy-chain up to 10 meters on a single PSU.