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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 permanent outdoor architectural fixture with weatherproof linear design, while the Martin ELP PAR IP is a versatile touring par with zoom range and color presets for live performance and studio work. Choose the Linear 1210 for fixed facade and landscape installations; choose the ELP PAR IP for mobile events, touring, and venues needing flexible beam control.
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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
- ✓ IP66-rated for permanent outdoor exposure and harsh weather
- ✓ Asymmetric beam and quad-color RGBW direct mixing optimized for architectural washing
- ✓ Slim 72mm profile and 6.0 kg weight simplify structural mounting
- ✓ B-Stock pricing reduces cost for budget-conscious installers
Why choose Martin Martin Elp Par Ip - White
- ✓ 5.5 to 50-degree zoom provides spotlighting to broad wash flexibility
- ✓ 48 color presets and 1,800K to 12,850K tuning enable fast creative changes
- ✓ Seven 40W RGBW engines deliver punchy output for stage and studio
- ✓ Compact par form factor works in tight rigs and suits touring logistics
Frequently asked questions
Can the Linear 1210 be moved between venues or is it fixed permanent?
The Linear 1210 is engineered for permanent outdoor installation with infrastructure mounting. While technically portable, its 1,219 mm length, weight, and asymmetric outdoor-optimization design make it impractical for frequent touring compared to compact par fixtures like the ELP PAR IP.
What is the key optical difference between these fixtures?
The Linear 1210 uses a stationary asymmetric beam optimized for accent and facade washing with direct quad-color mixing at the lens. The ELP PAR IP has a variable 5.5 to 50-degree zoom for spotlighting and wash flexibility, plus 48 color presets for rapid effect selection during live performance.
Which fixture handles outdoor rain and dust better?
The Linear 1210 has IP66 rating (full dust protection, high-pressure water jets), designed for permanent outdoor exposure. The ELP PAR IP has IP65 rating (dust ingress limited, water spray resistant) suitable for touring and temporary outdoor use but not designed for year-round weather exposure.
Which is better for live stage and touring?
The ELP PAR IP is the clear choice: compact form, zoom range, color presets, and stroboscopic effects are standard for touring rigs. The Linear 1210's size and permanent-installation design make it unsuitable for mobile production.