Used JB Lighting Sparx 7
Used JB Lighting Sparx 7 units are compact moving head LED fixtures built around 19 individually controllable RGBW multi-chip LEDs, delivering exceptional brightness for their size alongside versatile pixel mapping capabilities. Available second-hand from professional sources, these fixtures suit a wide range of live and installed lighting applications. Scroll down to browse the used Sparx 7 listings currently available.
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JB Lighting Sparx 7 specifications
| Brand | JB Lighting |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the JB Lighting Sparx 7
The JB Lighting Sparx 7 is a compact, high-output moving head LED effect fixture featuring 19 individually controllable 15W RGBW multi-chip LEDs with a zoom range of 4 to 40 degrees and a highly efficient lens system offering circular light emission. Several independent effect layers can be stored simultaneously, enabling countless colour and pattern combinations, while a separate CTC channel and optimised colour mixing deliver precise results. Movement is handled by high-resolution 3-phase stepper motors across 450 degrees pan and 330 degrees tilt, with whisper-quiet operation making the Sparx 7 suitable for noise-sensitive environments. Control is via DMX-512, with an integrated JB Lighting Radio-DMX receiver and stand-alone mode also supported. At 8 kg and with 2x Omega brackets included, installation is straightforward in any position.
JB Lighting Sparx 7 — buyer FAQs
What is the JB Lighting Sparx 7 and what makes it distinctive as a moving head fixture?
The JB Lighting Sparx 7 is a compact moving head LED effect fixture built around 19 individually controllable 15W RGBW multi-chip LEDs. Its lens geometry produces a circular light emission without centre bars, and multiple independent effect layers can be stored simultaneously, enabling a large number of colour and pattern combinations. A separate CTC channel and optimised colour mixing give precise colour control across its 4 to 40 degree zoom range.
Who makes the Sparx 7 and where does it sit in the JB Lighting range?
JB Lighting is a German manufacturer of professional lighting, founded in 1990 and based in Blaustein near Ulm, specialising in LED moving heads for stage, event, theatre and television use. The Sparx 7 sits within its LED moving head line as a compact, high-output wash and pixel-mapping fixture, developed and produced in Germany alongside spot, profile and wash models aimed at professional live and installed applications.
Is the JB Lighting Sparx 7 suitable for noise-sensitive venues?
Yes. The Sparx 7 uses temperature-controlled fans and high-resolution 3-phase stepper motors described as whisper-quiet, making it appropriate for noise-sensitive applications such as theatre or broadcast environments. Its compact housing, at 320 x 385 x 200 mm and 8 kg, also makes it practical for rigs where space and weight are considerations.
How is the Sparx 7 controlled, and does it support wireless DMX?
The Sparx 7 accepts DMX-512 via 3-pin and 5-pin XLR connectors and includes an integrated receiver for JB Lighting Radio-DMX, allowing wireless control without an external adapter. A stand-alone mode is also supported. The fixture features an illuminated graphic display that is electronically rotatable, which aids programming and addressing when the unit is rigged in different orientations.
What should I check when buying a used JB Lighting Sparx 7?
Check that all 19 RGBW LEDs are fully operational and that the zoom system covers its full 4 to 40 degree range without sticking. Confirm pan and tilt movement is smooth and quiet across the full 450 and 330 degree ranges. Ask whether the Radio-DMX receiver has been tested and verify that both XLR connectors are undamaged. Used listings on this page include condition details; 10K Used also covers major functional faults under a 21-day warranty. See the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ for full detail.
