Used Ayrton MAGICRING series
Used Ayrton MAGICRING series luminaires are professional LED lighting fixtures built around continuous pan and tilt rotation, available across a range of outputs from the compact R1 to the powerful R9. Second-hand units from this RADICAL range offer RGBW sources, individually controllable LEDs and impressive beam intensities in both compact and large-format housings. Browse the used Ayrton MAGICRING series listings currently available and scroll down to find the right model.
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Ayrton MAGICRING series specifications
| Brand | Ayrton |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the Ayrton MAGICRING series
The Ayrton MAGICRING series is a family of professional LED luminaires distinguished by continuous pan and tilt rotation, part of Ayrton's RADICAL range. The MAGICRING R1 is the smallest model in the range, housing seven 15-watt RGBW LED sources, each individually controllable, with 67 mm collimated optics at a 4.5-degree beam aperture, an overall flux of 2,500 lumens, a centre beam intensity of 262,500 candela and a total power draw of 150 watts. At the opposite end of the range, the MAGICRING R9 carries sixty-one 15-watt RGBW LED sources arranged in four rings, delivering 26,000 lumens and a centre beam intensity exceeding 2,730,000 candela. Across the series, point-by-point LED control enables graphic and volumetric effects, and an internal library of pre-programmed effects and colours is accessible via dedicated DMX channels.
Ayrton MAGICRING series — buyer FAQs
What is the Ayrton MAGICRING series and what makes it distinctive?
The Ayrton MAGICRING series is a family of professional LED luminaires built around continuous pan and tilt rotation, sitting within Ayrton's RADICAL range. Each model houses RGBW LED sources that are individually controllable, enabling point-by-point graphic and volumetric effects. An internal library of pre-programmed effects and colours is accessible through dedicated DMX channels, making the series practical when programming time is limited.
Who makes the MAGICRING series and where does it sit in the Ayrton range?
The MAGICRING series is made by Ayrton, a French LED intelligent-fixture manufacturer specialising in moving heads, profiles and wash lights for concerts, theatre, television and events. Within Ayrton's output, MAGICRING belongs to the RADICAL range and spans from the compact, lightweight R1 at one end to the large-format, high-output R9 at the other, covering a wide spread of applications and venue scales.
How do the MAGICRING R1 and R9 differ in output and scale?
The MAGICRING R1 is the smallest model, carrying seven 15-watt RGBW LEDs with 67 mm collimated optics at a 4.5-degree beam aperture, producing 2,500 lumens and a centre beam intensity of 262,500 candela from 150 watts total draw. The R9 scales dramatically, with sixty-one 15-watt RGBW sources arranged in four rings, delivering 26,000 lumens and a centre beam intensity exceeding 2,730,000 candela.
What should I check when buying a used Ayrton MAGICRING series fixture?
Confirm which model in the range (R1, R9 or another variant) is being offered and verify that the continuous pan and tilt rotation mechanism operates correctly, as this is central to the series. Check that all individual LED sources are functioning, since point-by-point control is a core feature. Every 10K Used listing carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full guidance is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
What drives the price of a second-hand MAGICRING series luminaire?
Used MAGICRING pricing varies primarily by which model in the range is listed, since the R1 and R9 differ substantially in LED count and output. Condition, age, whether a flight case or accessories are included, and the overall hours of use also influence value. Live pricing is shown in the listings on this page, and many listings carry a Make an Offer option.
