Eliminator Stealth Spot

The Eliminator Lighting Stealth Spot is a compact moving head spot powered by a 60-watt white LED. A color wheel, rotating gobos, a 3-facet prism, and motorized focus let it project sharp patterns and colorful aerial effects, giving DJs, bands, and venues professional moving-head looks in a lightweight, affordable fixture.

Highlights

• 60 W white LED source rated for 50,000 hours
• Color wheel with 7 colors plus white and rainbow effect
• Gobo wheel with 5 rotating gobos plus open and shake
• 3-facet prism and motorized focus
• 540-degree pan and 210-degree tilt
• 5 or 15-channel DMX, primary/secondary, auto, and sound-active modes; 8 built-in programs

Eliminator Stealth Spot: Gobos and Movement

Spot fixtures project patterns, called gobos, onto dance floors, walls, and stages, adding texture and movement that wash lights can’t. The Stealth Spot’s rotating gobos spin as the head pans and tilts, and the 3-facet prism multiplies beams for a bigger aerial look. Motorized focus keeps patterns sharp at different distances, and the color wheel adds seven colors plus a rainbow effect.

The compact body and light weight make the Stealth Spot easy to carry and mount on truss or stands.

Stealth Spot Control Options

In sound-active mode, the Stealth Spot moves and changes gobos and colors with the music. Auto mode runs built-in programs, and primary/secondary mode syncs multiple fixtures. For full creative control, use a DMX controller in 5 or 15-channel mode to program position, color, gobo, prism, and focus.

Setting Up the Stealth Spot

Mount Stealth Spots on truss or lighting stands, always using safety cables when hanging overhead. Place pairs on either side of a stage or DJ booth for symmetrical effects. Use a little haze to make the beams and prism effects visible in the air, and focus gobos for the surface you’re projecting on.

What to Pair With the Stealth Spot

Pair Stealth Spots with a haze machine to show off beams, wash lights for stage color, and a DMX controller or lighting software for programmed shows. The matching Stealth Beam adds tight beam effects to complement the Stealth Spot’s gobos.

Using Gobos Creatively

Gobos aren’t just for dance floors. Project slow-rotating patterns onto walls and ceilings during dinner for subtle texture, aim them at the dance floor during high-energy songs, or focus a gobo on a backdrop behind a band. Combining the prism with gobo rotation creates swirling, multiplied patterns that fill a room. Changing focus slightly can soften patterns for a dreamier look, while sharp focus keeps them crisp and defined.

Eliminator Stealth Spot FAQ

What’s the difference between a spot and a beam? A spot projects gobos and patterns with a wider beam, while a beam fixture produces a very tight, punchy beam of light. Many rigs use both.

Can I run it without a controller? Yes. Sound-active and auto modes run built-in programs on their own.

Eliminator Stealth Spot Specifications at a Glance

• Light source: 60 W white LED, 50,000 hours
• Colors: 7 plus white, rainbow effect
• Gobos: 5 rotating plus open, shake
• Prism: 3-facet; motorized focus
• Beam angle: 13 degrees
• Movement: 540-degree pan, 210-degree tilt
• DMX: 5 or 15 channels
• Power: 100-240 V, 90 W; weight about 10 lb

Who Buys the Eliminator Stealth Spot

• Mobile DJs and party entertainers
• Bands and performers
• Bars, clubs, and small venues
• Churches and schools adding moving lights

Why Buy the Eliminator Stealth Spot 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 rig, program your show, 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 Spot product page.