Used Ayrton MAGICBLADE series
Used Ayrton MAGICBLADE series luminaires are a family of LED moving lights built around continuous double rotation on both PAN and TILT axes, available in R and FX variants that share a compact, minimalist design. Second-hand units are sought after for large-scale installations and visually demanding environments. Scroll down to browse the used Ayrton MAGICBLADE series listings currently available.
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Ayrton MAGICBLADE series specifications
| Brand | Ayrton |
| Segment | Lighting |
| Typical used price | $1,138 (range $112–$17,924) |
About the Ayrton MAGICBLADE series
The Ayrton MAGICBLADE series comprises continuous-rotation LED luminaires designed with a compact footprint that allows installation in many unique positions. The MAGICBLADE-R features seven individually controlled RGBW LED sources delivering very high centre beam intensity, new-generation three-phase stepper motors for quick and precise movement, and a fast 32-bit circuit board suited to point-by-point control across large installations using hundreds of units. Control options include DMX-RDM, Art-Net and LumenRadio DMX-RDM wireless. The MAGICBLADE-FX adds the proprietary FX optical zoom system with a 15:1 zoom ratio spanning 3.6 to 53 degrees, seven squared 65 mm transmitting lenses and a fixed transmitting lens with no visible moving parts, projecting intense beams from an ultra-powerful, low-etendue LED emitter.
Ayrton MAGICBLADE series — buyer FAQs
What is the Ayrton MAGICBLADE series and what are its main variants?
The Ayrton MAGICBLADE series is a family of LED luminaires built around continuous double rotation on both PAN and TILT axes. It comes in two variants: the MAGICBLADE-R, which focuses on very high centre beam intensity and individual control of seven RGBW LED sources, and the MAGICBLADE-FX, which adds a proprietary optical zoom system with a 15:1 zoom ratio ranging from 3.6 to 53 degrees.
Who makes the MAGICBLADE series and where does it fit in their range?
The MAGICBLADE series is made by Ayrton, a French entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 2001 and based near Paris. Ayrton specialises in LED-based intelligent fixtures for theatre, concerts, television, events and architectural applications. The MAGICBLADE sits within that portfolio as a continuous-rotation LED luminaire aimed at large-scale, visually demanding environments.
What control options does the MAGICBLADE-R support?
The MAGICBLADE-R supports control via DMX-RDM, Art-Net, and LumenRadio DMX-RDM wireless connection. It integrates a fast 32-bit circuit board designed for flexible management of the numerous channels required for point-by-point control, making it practical for large-scale installations running hundreds of luminaires simultaneously.
What makes the MAGICBLADE-FX optical system distinctive?
The MAGICBLADE-FX uses a proprietary FX optical zoom system that has no visible moving parts and a fixed transmitting lens, achieving a 15:1 zoom ratio with beam angles from 3.6 to 53 degrees. It features seven squared 65 mm transmitting lenses, each with an optical surface equivalent to an 80 mm round lens, paired with an ultra-powerful, low-etendue LED emitter for projecting intense beams.
What should I check when buying a used second-hand MAGICBLADE series luminaire?
Confirm which variant you are buying, R or FX, since they differ significantly in optics and zoom capability. Check that all seven LED sources function correctly, that continuous PAN and TILT rotation operates smoothly, and that the three-phase stepper motors move quickly and precisely. Verify the control interface works across the protocols you need. Used units on 10K Used carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
