7 × 50W COB Vintage round bar with a pixel layer adding 1,176 RGB LEDs in 48 color and 24 white sections behind a 120° beam. The VINTAGE CIRCULUS 7 is a popular choice for cocktail bars, weddings and styled venues.
$679.00
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Seven 50W Warm White COB350W Draw
A warm filament-like center that reads as tungsten rather than filtered LED
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1,176 RGB SMD LEDsBehind The Face
A hidden color layer that glows through, adding depth instead of flat wash
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48 RGB + 24 White SectionsIndividually Addressable
Chases and splits run across the face rather than the fixture acting as one lamp
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314 Built-In Macro Effects126 + 126 + 62
Looks ready to call up on nights with no programming window
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Five DMX Personalities4 / 22 / 28 / 49 / 64CH
One bar covers a basic wash patch and full section-level control
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Shop by use case: Houses of Worship · Retro Light · Special Event · Wedding
$679.00
Seven 50W warm white COB LEDs are the reason this fixture exists. Modern LED fixtures are efficient and clean, but they cannot reproduce the amber, filament-era glow that suits a themed party, a vintage-styled venue or a slow acoustic set. Behind a 120° beam angle, those seven emitters fill a room with soft, even warm light rather than a hard pool — the effect a traditional bulb bar gives you, at a fraction of the power.
The auxiliary light is 1,176 pcs of RGB 0.3W SMD 5050 LEDs, and it changes what the fixture can be. Run the warm white COBs alone for a classic look, or bring the RGB layer up behind them for color that shifts and breathes around the amber. That second layer is also what makes the fixture work as a modern effect piece instead of a one-look retro prop.
The bar is divided into 48 RGB sections and 24 white LED sections, each individually controllable. That is what turns a row of light into a moving image: roll a color chase from one end to the other, light single sections to outline a shape, or build patterns that travel as the sections fire in sequence. In 64CH mode you get the full section-by-section resolution.
314 pre-programmed macros, made up of 126 RGB, 126 RGBW and 62 white combinations, are stored in the fixture. For a venue without a dedicated programmer that means a designed look is one selection away — no cue stack, no rehearsal, no learning curve. For a designer it is a fast starting point, a set of looks to build on when time on site is short.
4CH, 22CH, 28CH, 49CH and 64CH modes are all built into the same bar. 4CH is the quick personality for a small job or a simple chase; 22CH, 28CH and 49CH step up the section detail; 64CH unlocks full per-section control across the 48 RGB and 24 white sections. Switch from the menu according to how much control the show needs and how many channels the console has left.
The bar produces both wash and strobe effects with adjustable speed control. Wash gives you the soft, high-coverage ambient light that fills a venue between sets, while the strobe function — running through the 1–25Hz range with 0–100% linear dimming — handles the fast hits when the track calls for them. Speed control means transitions between the two stay smooth rather than abrupt.
At 20.45 kg (45 lb) with PowerCon input and output and DMX on 3-pin XLR in and out, the bar daisy-chains on one power run and one data chain, which keeps a row of fixtures quick to rig. The LED source is rated at 50,000 hours and the whole fixture draws 350W, so a set of these on a truss is not a power problem. It arrives as one VINTAGE CIRCULUS 7 in a cartoon box, with a 1-year warranty.
Vintage-style light is the go-to for styled spaces: cocktail bars, wedding and event styling, boutique retail, hotel lobbies and small venue lounges.
Seven 50W warm white COB LEDs are the reason this fixture exists. Modern LED fixtures are efficient and clean, but they cannot reproduce the amber, filament-era glow that suits a themed party, a vintage-styled venue or a slow acoustic set. Behind a 120° beam angle, those seven emitters fill a room with soft, even warm light rather than a hard pool — the effect a traditional bulb bar gives you, at a fraction of the power.
The auxiliary light is 1,176 pcs of RGB 0.3W SMD 5050 LEDs, and it changes what the fixture can be. Run the warm white COBs alone for a classic look, or bring the RGB layer up behind them for color that shifts and breathes around the amber. That second layer is also what makes the fixture work as a modern effect piece instead of a one-look retro prop.
The bar is divided into 48 RGB sections and 24 white LED sections, each individually controllable. That is what turns a row of light into a moving image: roll a color chase from one end to the other, light single sections to outline a shape, or build patterns that travel as the sections fire in sequence. In 64CH mode you get the full section-by-section resolution.
314 pre-programmed macros, made up of 126 RGB, 126 RGBW and 62 white combinations, are stored in the fixture. For a venue without a dedicated programmer that means a designed look is one selection away — no cue stack, no rehearsal, no learning curve. For a designer it is a fast starting point, a set of looks to build on when time on site is short.
4CH, 22CH, 28CH, 49CH and 64CH modes are all built into the same bar. 4CH is the quick personality for a small job or a simple chase; 22CH, 28CH and 49CH step up the section detail; 64CH unlocks full per-section control across the 48 RGB and 24 white sections. Switch from the menu according to how much control the show needs and how many channels the console has left.
The bar produces both wash and strobe effects with adjustable speed control. Wash gives you the soft, high-coverage ambient light that fills a venue between sets, while the strobe function — running through the 1–25Hz range with 0–100% linear dimming — handles the fast hits when the track calls for them. Speed control means transitions between the two stay smooth rather than abrupt.
At 20.45 kg (45 lb) with PowerCon input and output and DMX on 3-pin XLR in and out, the bar daisy-chains on one power run and one data chain, which keeps a row of fixtures quick to rig. The LED source is rated at 50,000 hours and the whole fixture draws 350W, so a set of these on a truss is not a power problem. It arrives as one VINTAGE CIRCULUS 7 in a cartoon box, with a 1-year warranty.
Vintage-style light is the go-to for styled spaces: cocktail bars, wedding and event styling, boutique retail, hotel lobbies and small venue lounges.
| Input power | AC 100–220V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power | 350W |
| Voltage range | Universal — works on US and EU mains |
| Main light source | 7 pcs 50W warm white COB LED |
| Auxiliary light | 1,176 pcs RGB 0.3W SMD 5050 LED |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | Warm white + RGB |
| Beam angle | 120° |
| Linear dimmer | 0–100% linear dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz |
| Macro effects | 314 built-in macros — 126 RGB, 126 RGBW and 62 white combinations |
| Wash & strobe | Wash and strobe effects with speed control |
| Sections | 48 RGB sections and 24 white LED sections, individually controllable |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 4/22/28/49/64CH |
| DMX connector | DMX 3-pin XLR input/output |
| Power connector | PowerCon input/output |
| 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 | 860 × 170 × 966 mm (33.7 × 6.6 × 37.9 in) |
| Weight | 20.45 kg (45 lb) |
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