Martin MAC Viper Performance 1000W Framing Moving Head
The MAC Viper Performance is the shaping member of Martin's Viper family: it runs the same 1000W short-arc discharge source as the Viper Profile, but adds a four-blade framing system so you can cut light off a set piece, a proscenium or an upstage wall instead of flagging it later. Each blade adjusts plus or minus 30 degrees on its own and the whole module rotates plus or minus 55 degrees, and an iris and animation wheel sit in the same optical train alongside the rotating gobos and a 4-facet rotating prism.
Output is 26,000 lumens at 6000 K through a 140 mm front lens, with CMY mixing and a CTO channel that pulls color temperature back to 3200 K when the fixture needs to sit with tungsten. The zoom runs 10 to 44 degrees, pan and tilt cover 540 and 268 degrees, and control is 32 or 40 DMX channels over 5-pin XLR with RDM. Power is Neutrik powerCON at 120 to 240 V, drawing 1225 W typical, and each fixture ships with the lamp installed and two Omega clamp brackets.
| Source | 1000 W short-arc discharge, PGJX36 |
|---|---|
| Output | 26,000 lumens |
| Color Temperature | 6000 K, variable to 3200 K with CTO |
| CRI | Greater than 85 |
| Zoom | 10 - 44 degrees (1:4), 140 mm front lens |
| Pan / Tilt | 540 degrees / 268 degrees |
| DMX Channels | 32 / 40, 5-pin locking XLR, RDM |
| Power | 120 - 240 V AC, 1225 W typical, Neutrik powerCON |
| Weight | 37.9 kg (83.6 lbs.) |








