The Obsidian NX1 is the essential lighting control console in the ONYX platform, delivering full-featured, unrestricted power in a compact and portable design. Built for professionals on the go, the NX1 provides the complete ONYX experience, including 8 universes of control, motorized faders, and high-end processing—all in a lightweight, tour-ready package.
Powered by an industrial-grade Intel processor, 250 GB NVMe SSD, and 8 GB DDR4 RAM, the NX1 ensures fast boot times, seamless operation, and real-time response even in demanding environments. Its 10.1” HD multi-touch screen and integrated command section make programming and playback intuitive, while the 10 motorized faders and 10 playback/function hybrid keys offer versatile live control options.
The NX1 features four DMX/RDM ports, Art-Net and sACN support, and expandability via the optional NXK keypad and NXP playback wing. A magnetic alignment system allows these accessories to dock seamlessly on either side of the console. One additional external touchscreen monitor can be added for even more flexibility.
Whether you're designing a live event, tour, installation, or broadcast setup, the NX1 delivers pro-level control in a compact footprint.
Key Features:
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Ultra-Portable, Fully Integrated Console
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10.1” Full HD Multi-Touch Display
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ONYX Essential License Included (8 Universes)
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10x Motorized Playback Faders with 4 Assignable Buttons Each
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10 Playback/Function Hybrid Keys + Master GO Section
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4x Digital Encoders with LED Feedback & Push Function
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Industrial Intel Processor + 250GB NVMe SSD + 8GB DDR4 RAM
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Fanless Thermal Design with Copper Heat Pipes
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Seamless Expansion with NXK & NXP via Magnetic Docking
Why Choose the NX1?
Designed for powerful performance on the move, the NX1 provides the core of a professional lighting system without compromise. With its streamlined interface, expandable controls, and full ONYX platform capabilities, it’s the ultimate choice for lighting designers who need portability, flexibility, and power in one compact unit.
