Martin RUSH MH 10 Beam FX LED Moving Head

The RUSH MH 10 Beam FX is a small continuous-rotation beam head aimed at clubs, mobile rigs and effect positions in a larger touring plot. A single 60 W OSRAM OSTAR RGBW emitter sits behind a collimator lens that pulls the beam down to roughly 4.4 degrees, so from a low trim it still reads as a hard shaft rather than a wash. Pan and tilt both rotate without a limit, which is what makes the continuous barrel-roll and infinite-sweep looks possible.

Around the front lens sits a ring of twenty-four 0.25 W RGB LEDs, each individually controllable, so the fixture doubles as a pixel effect when the beam is out. Electronic dimming and strobe are on board, and the head runs in DMX, RDM, stand-alone or master and client modes at 24 or 93 channels. Connectors are 3-pin and 5-pin locking XLR for data and Neutrik TRUE1 for power, and the fixture draws 100 W at 120 V. At 7.5 kg it hangs on a single clamp, and a 1.5 m power cable without a plug is included.