Used Ayrton Karif-LT

The Ayrton Karif-LT is a professional LED moving head light built for a broad range of live and installed environments, including concert touring, theatre productions, festival stages, corporate events, houses of worship and cruise ship installations. It combines a wide zoom range with rich colour capabilities and dynamic beam effects, making it a flexible tool for lighting designers who need one fixture to cover varied production contexts.

The Karif-LT is made by Ayrton, a French entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 2001 and based near Paris. Ayrton specialises in LED-based intelligent fixtures, including moving heads, profiles and wash lights for theatre, concerts, television and events. The Karif-LT sits within that LED moving head range, targeting professionals who need versatile beam effects across both touring and fixed installation work.

The Karif-LT is built around advanced LED technology that delivers high brightness and colour richness. It offers a wide zoom range and an array of dynamic beam effects, giving lighting designers precise control over output and aesthetics. These characteristics make it well suited to productions that require punchy, colourful moving light across large stage or venue environments.

Used Karif-LT units are offered as single fixtures or as larger packages, so confirm the quantity you need and check whether a flight case is included, as some units are sold without one. Inspect the condition grading carefully, since LED output and mechanical wear vary with usage history. Every listing on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; for full guidance see the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

Used Karif-LT prices vary depending on condition, the number of units in the package, whether a flight case is included and the age of the fixture. Buying a larger matched package typically affects the per-unit cost compared with purchasing a single head. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices, and note that many listings include a Make an Offer option if you want to negotiate.