Martin MAC Encore Performance – Cold White LED Moving Head in SiP

Product Overview

The Martin MAC Encore Performance (Cold White, SiP) is the touring-optimized version of Martin's high-output cold white LED moving head fixture, delivered with a SiP-foam flightcase insert for superior road protection. Designed for productions and rental operations that demand both maximum performance and maximum fixture protection during transport, this configuration delivers the MAC Encore Performance's proven cold white output with the confidence of SiP touring packaging. It is the definitive choice for production companies and rental houses building serious MAC Encore Performance inventory for touring.

Product Description

The Martin MAC Encore Performance Cold White in SiP configuration combines world-class cold white LED performance with the touring-grade protection of a custom SiP-foam flightcase insert. The cold white LED source delivers crisp, daylight-balanced illumination that excels in LED-dominant rigs and contemporary broadcast environments. The MAC Encore Performance's precision optics support hard and soft edge beam profiles, providing maximum creative versatility from a single fixture. CMY color mixing provides smooth transitions from saturated looks through clean cold white across the full production workflow. Flicker-free electronic dimming ensures this fixture is fully safe for broadcast and film production environments where camera sensitivity to dimming artifacts is critical. Fast, quiet pan and tilt mechanics support demanding live show movement programming. The SiP foam insert precisely conforms to the MAC Encore Performance's geometry, preventing fixture movement during transport and absorbing shocks from road handling, air freight drops, and truck vibration. Support for DMX512, RDM, and Art-Net ensures complete compatibility with all major professional lighting control systems. This fixture is an essential building block for touring rigs that demand consistent cold white output alongside complete transport protection. Production companies and rental houses worldwide depend on the MAC Encore Performance CLD SiP as a reliable, high-performance fixture for their most demanding touring and broadcast deployments.

Key Features

• Cold White LED Source — Daylight-balanced color temperature for LED rigs and contemporary applications.
• SiP Flightcase Insert — Touring-grade foam protection for repeated road transport.
• High-Output Performance Engine — Powerful output for large stages and productions.
• CMY Color Mixing — Smooth transitions from saturated colors through clean cold white.
• Broadcast-Safe Dimming — Flicker-free electronic dimming for camera-safe operation.
• Hard and Soft Edge Capability — Versatile optics for diverse production requirements.
• Universal Control Support — DMX512, RDM, and Art-Net compatible.

Typical Applications

• Touring productions requiring cold white moving heads with touring-grade packaging
• Broadcast studios and live television productions
• Award shows and corporate events with LED-dominant rigs
• Rental house inventory for touring MAC Encore Performance deployments
• International touring operations with air and ground freight requirements
• Large-scale productions demanding consistent daylight-balanced output

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the SiP version functionally identical to the EPS version?
A: Yes. Both versions are identical in performance; the SiP configuration adds touring-grade foam transport protection.

Q: What makes cold white preferable for some productions?
A: Cold white provides a higher, more daylight-balanced color temperature that is ideal for LED-dominant rigs, contemporary aesthetics, and broadcast environments calibrated for daylight.

Q: Is this fixture suitable for broadcast?
A: Yes. The flicker-free dimming makes it fully broadcast-safe.

Q: What control protocols are supported?
A: DMX512, RDM, and Art-Net are all supported.

Q: Can I mix cold white and warm white MAC Encore Performance fixtures in the same rig?
A: Yes, many productions use both versions in the same rig to achieve varied color temperature effects. The control system manages each fixture independently.