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Martin DCE DataSplitterBooster IP vs Martin Additional dual SiP Foam Flightcase Insert for MAC One Beam and MAC One
The Martin DCE DataSplitterBooster IP is permanent infrastructure for extending DCE signal distribution across large installations, while the Martin Additional Dual SiP Foam Flightcase Insert is a transport solution for protecting two MAC One moving heads during touring and venue moves. Choose the splitter if you're building a fixed lighting network; choose the flightcase insert if you're traveling with compact fixtures.
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Martin Additional dual SiP Foam Flightcase Insert for MAC One Beam and MAC One
Specs side by side
| Martin DCE DataSplitterBooster IP | Martin Additional dual SiP Foam Flightcase Insert for MAC One Beam and MAC One | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $414.90 | $530.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin DCE DataSplitterBooster IP
- ✓ Extends DCE signal reach up to 90 meters without active power infrastructure
- ✓ IP 66 and NEMA Type 3 rated for harsh outdoor and industrial environments
- ✓ Dual outputs enable distributed network architecture for large-scale installations
- ✓ Rugged aluminium construction withstands corrosion and vibration exposure
Why choose Martin Additional dual SiP Foam Flightcase Insert for MAC One Beam and MAC One
- ✓ Protects two MAC One fixtures in one compact flightcase during transport
- ✓ High-density foam resists compression and remains stable across temperature swings
- ✓ Custom-molded design prevents equipment shift and speeds setup/breakdown
- ✓ Dedicated compatibility ensures proper fit for MAC One Beam and MAC One heads
Frequently asked questions
What is each product actually for?
The DCE DataSplitterBooster IP amplifies and splits DCE hybrid control signals across two outputs, extending infrastructure range in fixed installations. The Foam Flightcase Insert is purely a transport and storage accessory—it holds and protects two MAC One moving head fixtures inside a flightcase during travel and venue changeovers.
Do I need both products?
Only if your setup combines both infrastructure and touring requirements. A touring live-sound or event company transporting MAC One fixtures would use the flightcase insert. A venue or festival building permanent outdoor control networks would use the splitter. They serve entirely different functions.
Which is better value?
The DCE DataSplitterBooster IP is budget-tier infrastructure that solves a specific permanent-installation problem at lower cost. The Foam Flightcase Insert is mid-tier and protects expensive moving head fixtures—its value depends on whether you transport fixtures regularly and want to prevent damage claims.
What about environmental durability?
The splitter is engineered for harsh outdoor use with IP 66 protection and corrosion resistance. The flightcase insert is foam that resists compression and temperature swings, but it's designed for transport conditions, not permanent outdoor exposure.