Eliminator Stealth Beam

The Eliminator Lighting Stealth Beam is a compact LED moving head that projects a tight, punchy beam powered by a 60-watt RGBW 4-in-1 LED. Fast, continuous pan movement, an 11-degree beam, and built-in programs make it an affordable way to add professional moving-head effects to DJ shows, bands, and small venues.

Highlights

• 60 W RGBW 4-in-1 LED source
• Tight 11-degree beam from an ACL-style lens
• Continuous pan movement and 270-degree tilt
• DMX, master/slave, auto, and sound-active modes
• Built-in light show programs
• 75 W power consumption; multi-voltage 100-240 V

Eliminator Stealth Beam: Moving Head Effects on a Budget

Moving heads are what make a light show feel dynamic: beams sweep across the room, fan out over the crowd, and snap into new positions on the beat. The Stealth Beam brings that energy at an accessible price. Its 60 W RGBW LED mixes vibrant colors and clean whites, and the narrow 11-degree beam cuts through haze for dramatic aerial effects. Continuous pan lets the head spin without stopping, opening up creative movement options.

Stealth Beam Control Options

In sound-active mode, the Stealth Beam moves and changes color with the music, and auto mode runs built-in programs with no input. Link multiple fixtures in master/slave mode for synchronized shows, or connect a DMX controller for full control of pan, tilt, color, and dimming.

Setting Up the Stealth Beam

Mount Stealth Beams on truss, a lighting stand, or the floor, using safety cables when hanging fixtures overhead. Place a pair on either side of the stage or DJ booth for symmetrical looks. Add haze to the room to make beams visible in the air, and aim beams above the audience’s eye level.

What to Pair With the Stealth Beam

A haze machine is essential to show off beam fixtures. Add a DMX controller or lighting software for programmed shows, truss or lighting stands for mounting, and wash lights to fill the stage with color while the Stealth Beams provide movement.

Designing a Show With Beam Fixtures

Beam fixtures look best in pairs or groups, moving in symmetry. Two Stealth Beams on either side of a DJ booth can cross beams over the dance floor, fan out toward the walls, or point straight up to frame the stage. Combine slow, sweeping movements during build-ups with fast position changes and color snaps on the drop. Pairing beams with wash lights keeps the stage colorful while the beams add movement and drama overhead.

Eliminator Stealth Beam FAQ

Do I need a DMX controller? No. Sound-active and auto modes run a show on their own. DMX unlocks full control of movement and color.

Why do beam lights need haze? Haze gives the light something to reflect off of, making the beams visible in mid-air instead of only where they land.

Eliminator Stealth Beam Specifications at a Glance

• Light source: 60 W RGBW 4-in-1 LED, rated 50,000 hours
• Beam angle: 11 degrees
• Movement: continuous pan, 270-degree tilt
• Control: DMX, master/slave, auto, sound-active
• Power: 100-240 V AC, 75 W

Who Buys the Eliminator Stealth Beam

• Mobile DJs and party entertainers
• Bands and performers
• Bars, clubs, and small venues
• Churches and schools adding movement to their lighting

Why Buy the Eliminator Stealth Beam From Metro Sound & Lighting

Metro Sound & Lighting isn’t a catalog-only retailer. We sell, install, and service lighting systems in-house, so our team can help you design a moving-head show, add haze and control, and support your fixtures after the sale. We offer B2B and integrator pricing for venues, churches, and schools.

Browse more options in our Moving Heads category, or see the full specifications on the official Eliminator Stealth Beam product page.