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Used Ayrton Ghibli

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from $3,328 median $5,897 · up to $8,319
4 available now · 4 dealer · 0 in 10K stock

Used Ayrton Ghibli fixtures are professional lighting units recognised for their sharp beam output, rich colours and reliable performance across concerts, live events and theatrical productions. The Ghibli-S variant shares the same reputation for versatility, featuring a superior optical system suited to both touring and installation work. Browse the second-hand Ayrton Ghibli listings available below to find the right units for your production or rental inventory.

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Ayrton Ghibli specifications

BrandAyrton
SegmentLighting
Typical used price$5,897 (range $3,328$8,319)

About the Ayrton Ghibli

The Ayrton Ghibli is a professional lighting fixture valued for its precision motion, advanced design and vibrant light projections, making it a popular choice for high-profile musical theatre tours and live events. The Ghibli-S variant builds on this with a superior optical system delivering a sharp beam and rich colour output, performing equally well in concerts, events and theatrical installations. Both models are well regarded by lighting professionals and rental businesses, and used examples regularly appear with accessories such as Omega brackets, Powercon cables and Ayrton brackets included.

Ayrton Ghibli — buyer FAQs

What is the Ayrton Ghibli and what is it used for?

The Ayrton Ghibli is a professional intelligent lighting fixture designed for high-profile musical theatre tours, concerts and live events. The Ghibli-S variant shares the same core platform and adds a superior optical system that produces a sharp beam and rich colour output, making it equally suited to theatrical installations and touring rigs. Both variants are widely used by lighting professionals and rental businesses.

Who makes the Ayrton Ghibli and where does it fit in the range?

The Ghibli is made by Ayrton, a French entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 2001 and based near Paris. The company specialises in LED-based intelligent fixtures covering theatre, concerts, television and events. Within that range the Ghibli and its Ghibli-S variant sit as professional moving-head fixtures aimed at touring and installation applications where precision motion and colour output are priorities.

What accessories are typically included with a used Ayrton Ghibli?

Used Ghibli units are commonly supplied with Omega brackets and Powercon cables. Ghibli-S units often come with Ayrton brackets and a Schuko to Powercon TRUE1 power cord. Some batches include dual flightcases with SIP inlays for transport and storage. Inclusions vary by listing, so confirm the exact package before purchasing. 10K Used listings carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

How are used Ayrton Ghibli fixtures typically sold, in what quantities?

Used Ghibli fixtures appear in several configurations depending on the seller. Some batches are sold in multiples of eight, which suits rental companies building or expanding a matched rig. Ghibli-S units are also listed individually (price per piece) or in pairs, with dual flightcases included in the paired sets. Discounts are sometimes available when purchasing larger quantities, such as sets of more than twelve units.

What should I look for when buying a second-hand Ayrton Ghibli?

Key factors to check are the fixture's usage hours (units in the market have logged between roughly 2,000 and 4,000 hours), overall condition, and whether Omega or Ayrton brackets and power cables are included. For the Ghibli-S specifically, confirm the optical system is functioning correctly given its sharp-beam design. Flightcase availability affects transport costs and residual value, so note whether cases are included.

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