ADJ Vintage X Retro Amber Blinder

Yes, you can sell your ADJ Vintage X Retro Amber Blinder to AVGear as a single fixture or a full coffin-locked grid. Send the quantity, firmware, DMX condition, LED hours, and any cosmetic notes for a valuation, and AVGear handles the testing, inspection, and resale to its pro AV and stage lighting buyers. You can also sell your fixtures through AVGear’s online audio and visual auctions.

Every pre-owned Vintage X is tested and inspected by an industry professional before it is listed, and product images and condition details are shown on the product page. Contact AVGear for current pricing, available stock, and questions about replacement parts or warranty coverage.

The coffin lock interlock system lets you physically join up to eight Vintage X fixtures into a rigid block without extra framing. Combined with the linking power thru and DMX in/out connectors, this speeds up building the tight grids used for immersive lighting environments.

A traditional blinder only throws warm audience light. The Vintage X adds 64 RGB background LEDs behind the amber for color washes and eye-candy effects. That dual design lets one fixture act as both a blinder and a background effect. This cuts down on how many units you need in the rig.

The Vintage X carries an IP20 rating, meaning it has no protection against water. It belongs indoors with light fixtures rated for dry, covered use. For outdoor stages, you would need to keep it under a roof or in a weather-protected position, and pack it in a case whenever it is exposed.

The 140-degree beam angle measures where the light stays at least half as bright as the center. The 150-degree field angle measures the wider spread before the output fades out. Both are wide, which is why the Vintage X covers a lot of stage from a short throw distance.

Lower channel modes like 10 or 16 give you basic control over overall color and dimming, while the 218-channel mode unlocks individual pixel control of every amber and RGB LED. Check the DMX modes in the specifications and pick the smallest one that still gives you the looks you need, since that leaves more DMX addresses free for other fixtures.

Yes. The Vintage X has an on-board manual control mode, built-in foreground and background programs, and a primary/secondary mode that lets one fixture drive the others. Bluetooth and the Aria X2 wireless management system add remote control when you do not want to run DMX cable.

The fixture ships with an adjustable hanging bracket and has built-in omega clamp receivers, but the omega clamp itself (107mm) is sold separately. You will need one omega clamp per rigging point to mount it to the truss, and a safety cable run through the safety eyelet.

ADJ rates the Vintage X to link two units on a 120V circuit or four units on a 230V circuit through its IP65 locking power thru connectors. Each fixture draws up to 200 watts, which means on a standard US 120V circuit you can chain two before you need a separate power run. Plan additional circuits for larger grid arrays.