Detail 01
4–50° zoom
The lens can be set for tight beam effects or wider-angle output.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around seven individually controllable 60W RGBW LEDs, the Stiletto Beast combines a narrow 4° beam with a 50° wash through its zoom lens. Its moving head, rotating lens, built-in shapes, and background effects give a lighting programmer several ways to build changing looks from one fixture. Choose 26-, 45-, or 54-channel DMX operation according to the level of control required; the 45-channel mode adds individual LED control for pixel mapping. The front LCD panel also provides access to DMX512, ArtNET, auto, sound-active, and static operation.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The lens can be set for tight beam effects or wider-angle output.
Detail 02
The available channel modes range from standard control to extended functions and pixel mapping.
Detail 03
Pan and tilt include fine 16-bit control and separate speed adjustment.
Detail 04
The fixture provides DMX and network connections on the unit.
Detail 05
Account for its size and weight when planning transport and mounting.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its zooming lens adjusts from 4° to 50°, covering tight beam effects and wider-angle output.
The 45-channel Extended RGBW DMX mode provides individual control of the seven LEDs for pixel mapping.
Yes. The control panel provides auto, sound-active, and static modes, with static mode accessing the Standard DMX-mode options directly.
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