7 × 50W Warm and cool white wash par blending both whites from tungsten to daylight on a 25° beam from a 315W draw. The DUALTONE PAR L750 is a popular choice for karaoke bars, mobile DJ booths and band stages.
From $209.00
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7×50W Warm Plus Cool White315W
Both color temperatures in one body, blended to any point in between
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16 Built-In Macro EffectsNo Programming
Looks available straight from the menu when the schedule leaves no time
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0–100% Linear Dimming1–25Hz Strobe
Smooth fades and a usable strobe range from the same fixture
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6 / 14 / 18CH PersonalitiesOne Fixture, Three Depths
Patch a simple wash or hand every emitter its own channel
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3.6 kg, Four Control ModesIEC · 3-Pin XLR
Runs on the desk or standalone, on connectors every venue already has
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From $209.00
The L750 carries 7×50W of LEDs in both warm white and cool white, a 315W fixture that gives you the tungsten feel a reception or theatre scene wants and the clean daylight look a band or a product reveal needs. Instead of owning two sets of PARs and choosing one before load-in, you hang a single type of fixture and set the tone from the console.
Sixteen pre-built macro effects cover color transitions, fading and strobing, and they are called up over DMX. For a DJ who needs a moving look five minutes before doors, or a venue where nobody has time to build a cue stack, those macros are the difference between a static wash and a show. Switch them in, adjust the speed, and move on.
The dimmer is linear across 0–100% and applies to both the warm and cool white LEDs, so fades stay even instead of stepping at the bottom end — which is exactly where cheap fixtures become visible. The electronic strobe runs 1–25Hz on its own channel, covering everything from a slow pulse under a ballad to a hard strobe for the final chorus.
The 25° beam angle is the practical middle ground: wide enough to cover a stage or dance floor from a single truss position, tight enough that the light lands where you aimed it rather than spraying the ceiling. Paired with the warm-and-cool-white mix, it is a straightforward, even wash without the color fringing you get from an RGB fixture trying to fake white.
Patch the L750 as 6CH when your universe is nearly full or the operator needs something simple, 14CH for everyday control, or 18CH when you want the finest resolution the fixture offers. One fixture, three maps, switchable from the menu — so a single stock item fits both a small DJ setup and a larger install.
Alongside DMX, the L750 supports Master-Slave, Auto and Sound modes. That means a single unit can drive a chain of identical fixtures as a master, or run a standalone look without any controller at all — a genuinely useful fallback for a bar that wants color without hiring an operator.
At 3.6 kg (7.94 lb) the L750 is light enough to hang from a single point, re-aim on a T-bar, and carry by the armful. It takes standard IEC power and 3-pin XLR in and out, so it drops straight into the cable stock you already own. Single units are $209; the 2 PCS option is $412.
A compact wash that earns its place wherever the room is small and the rig has to go up fast: karaoke bars and small venues, mobile DJ booths, band stages, wedding receptions and school or church halls.
The L750 carries 7×50W of LEDs in both warm white and cool white, a 315W fixture that gives you the tungsten feel a reception or theatre scene wants and the clean daylight look a band or a product reveal needs. Instead of owning two sets of PARs and choosing one before load-in, you hang a single type of fixture and set the tone from the console.
Sixteen pre-built macro effects cover color transitions, fading and strobing, and they are called up over DMX. For a DJ who needs a moving look five minutes before doors, or a venue where nobody has time to build a cue stack, those macros are the difference between a static wash and a show. Switch them in, adjust the speed, and move on.
The dimmer is linear across 0–100% and applies to both the warm and cool white LEDs, so fades stay even instead of stepping at the bottom end — which is exactly where cheap fixtures become visible. The electronic strobe runs 1–25Hz on its own channel, covering everything from a slow pulse under a ballad to a hard strobe for the final chorus.
The 25° beam angle is the practical middle ground: wide enough to cover a stage or dance floor from a single truss position, tight enough that the light lands where you aimed it rather than spraying the ceiling. Paired with the warm-and-cool-white mix, it is a straightforward, even wash without the color fringing you get from an RGB fixture trying to fake white.
Patch the L750 as 6CH when your universe is nearly full or the operator needs something simple, 14CH for everyday control, or 18CH when you want the finest resolution the fixture offers. One fixture, three maps, switchable from the menu — so a single stock item fits both a small DJ setup and a larger install.
Alongside DMX, the L750 supports Master-Slave, Auto and Sound modes. That means a single unit can drive a chain of identical fixtures as a master, or run a standalone look without any controller at all — a genuinely useful fallback for a bar that wants color without hiring an operator.
At 3.6 kg (7.94 lb) the L750 is light enough to hang from a single point, re-aim on a T-bar, and carry by the armful. It takes standard IEC power and 3-pin XLR in and out, so it drops straight into the cable stock you already own. Single units are $209; the 2 PCS option is $412.
A compact wash that earns its place wherever the room is small and the rig has to go up fast: karaoke bars and small venues, mobile DJ booths, band stages, wedding receptions and school or church halls.
| Input power | AC 100–240V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 315W |
| Source | 7 × 50W warm white / cool white (WW/CW) |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | WW + CW (warm white and cool white) |
| Linear dimming | 0–100% linear dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz |
| Beam angle | 25° |
| Wash effect | Warm white + cool white washing effect |
| Built-in effects | Various built-in macro effects (16 pre-built) |
| DMX channels | 6 / 14 / 18CH |
| DMX connector | DMX 3-pin XLR input / output |
| Power connector | IEC input |
| Control modes | DMX / Master-Slave / Auto / Sound |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor use only |
| Housing color | Black |
| Working ambient temp. | −10°C to 40°C (−14°F to 104°F) |
| Dimensions | 290 × 245 × 295 mm (11.5 × 9.65 × 11.6 in) |
| Weight | 3.6 kg (7.94 lb) |
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