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Used ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC units offer a professional 1200W discharge followspot designed for low-budget productions, featuring a built-in analogue control panel, a 7-colour wheel, iris, dimmer and strobe in a robust die-cast aluminium body. Second-hand examples suit venues and touring operators seeking reliable followspot performance without high cost. Scroll down to browse the used ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC listings currently available.

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ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC specifications

BrandClayPaky
SegmentLighting

About the ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC

The ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC is a 1200W discharge followspot aimed at low-budget professional applications. It uses an Osram HMI 1200W/GS lamp with a colour temperature of 6,000 K and a luminous flux of 110,000 lm, and an average lamp life of 750 hours. The standard 11.4-degree lens covers an optimal range of 10 to 25 metres, while an optional 24.7-degree wide-angle lens handles 5 to 10 metres. The effects section includes a 7-colour interchangeable filter wheel, a 0-100 percent iris with adjustable opening speed, a mechanical linear dimmer and a stop/strobe function running from 1 to 7 flashes per second. Three control channels are managed through a built-in analogue panel featuring sliders for colour, iris and dimmer, plus preset push-buttons. The body is constructed from die-cast and extruded aluminium with epoxy powder painting.

ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC — buyer FAQs

What is the ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC and what is it used for?

The ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC is a 1200W discharge followspot designed for low-budget professional productions. It uses an Osram HMI 1200W/GS lamp producing 110,000 lumens at 6,000 K colour temperature, and is suited to venues and touring operators that need reliable followspot performance. The standard 11.4-degree lens covers an optimal throw range of 10 to 25 metres, making it practical for small to mid-sized stages.

How does the control system on the SHADOW BASIC work?

The SHADOW BASIC runs on three control channels and is operated entirely through a built-in analogue panel. That panel provides sliders for colour selection and wheel rotation, iris diameter, and dimmer and strobe, plus preset push-buttons for colour, iris and dimmer values. A switch cuts the rainbow effect out of the colour slider, and a separate switch isolates the strobe effect, keeping hands-on operation straightforward without external controllers.

What lens and colour options does the SHADOW BASIC offer?

The standard lens is an 11.4-degree optic optimal between 10 and 25 metres. An optional 24.7-degree wide-angle lens inserts inside the projector and suits shorter throws of 5 to 10 metres. The colour system uses a wheel carrying seven interchangeable filters plus an open position. The iris runs 0 to 100 percent with adjustable gradual opening speed, and the mechanical linear dimmer also provides a stop/strobe function from 1 to 7 flashes per second.

Who makes the ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC and where does it sit in the range?

ClayPaky is an Italian entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 1976 and based in Seriate, near Bergamo, known for followspots, automated moving heads and effects fixtures used in theatre, television, concerts and events. The SHADOW BASIC sits at the entry level of the followspot range, explicitly positioned for low-budget professional needs while still delivering a 1200W discharge light source and a full analogue effects section in a die-cast aluminium body.

What should I check when buying a used ClayPaky SHADOW BASIC?

Key points to verify are lamp hours remaining on the Osram HMI 1200W/GS (average life is 750 hours), the condition of the colour filter wheel and whether all seven filters are present, and the function of the iris, dimmer and strobe sliders on the analogue panel. Confirm whether the optional 24.7-degree wide-angle lens is included if needed. Used listings on this page show current available units; each carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults, with further detail in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

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