Used Electrovoice TG Series Amplifiers
Used Electrovoice TG Series Amplifiers are tour-grade professional power amplifiers built around a grounded bridge 3-step Class-H topology, delivering high dynamic outputs and reliable transient response for both subwoofer and high-frequency applications. Designed and manufactured in Germany, these second-hand amplifiers are a well-regarded choice for demanding live sound environments. Browse the used Electrovoice TG Series listings available below to find the right unit for your setup.
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Electrovoice TG Series Amplifiers specifications
| Brand | Electrovoice |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Electrovoice TG Series Amplifiers
The Electrovoice TG Series includes models such as the TG-5 and TG-7, both featuring microprocessor-controlled operation management with compound thermal management to prevent shutdown in excessive heat conditions. Automatic mains voltage detection and circuit breaker control allow operation on a 30A (120V) or 16A (230V) circuit. The grounded bridge 3-step Class-H topology is designed to deliver acoustic performance and reliability, with a high-capacity switch-mode power supply providing headroom for high dynamic outputs even on extreme low loads. The TG-5 is rated at up to 2 x 1900W into 2 ohms and weighs 14.2 kg. A front LCD panel handles operation mode setup and monitoring, and an optional slot supports an IRIS-Net compatible control module. The TG Series is suited to driving subwoofers and handling critical high-frequency signals.
Electrovoice TG Series Amplifiers — buyer FAQs
What is the Electrovoice TG Series and what are the key differences between the TG-5 and TG-7?
The Electrovoice TG Series is a range of tour-grade professional power amplifiers sharing the same core architecture: a grounded bridge 3-step Class-H topology, microprocessor-controlled operation management, compound thermal management, automatic mains voltage detection, and circuit breaker control for 30A (120V) or 16A (230V) circuits. The TG-5 is rated at up to 2 x 1900W into 2 ohms and weighs 14.2 kg. The TG-7 shares the same platform at a higher power tier.
What applications are the TG Series amplifiers suited to?
The TG Series is designed to handle both subwoofer drive and critical high-frequency signals, making it a fit for full-range live sound reinforcement. The high-capacity switch-mode power supply provides headroom for high dynamic outputs and is rated to operate reliably on extreme low loads, which is relevant when running subwoofers or other demanding speaker configurations.
Who makes the Electrovoice TG Series and where are these amplifiers manufactured?
Electro-Voice (EV) is an American professional audio manufacturer with a long history in microphones, loudspeakers, amplifiers and signal processing for sound reinforcement. The TG Series amplifiers are designed and manufactured in Germany, positioning them as a dedicated tour-grade product line within the broader EV amplifier range.
What should I check when buying a used Electrovoice TG Series amplifier?
Check that the front LCD panel powers on and displays correctly, that all protection circuits are active, and confirm whether the optional IRIS-Net compatible control module slot is populated or empty, as configurations vary. Verify the unit's weight matches the 14.2 kg spec of the TG-5 if that model is listed. Used listings on this page are backed by a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
What does the thermal management system on the TG Series do?
The compound thermal management system is designed to prevent the amplifier from shutting down in excessive heat conditions, which is a common failure point for power amplifiers in demanding touring environments. Combined with the microprocessor-controlled operation management and circuit breaker control, the system is intended to keep the unit running during extended high-load use rather than defaulting to protective shutdown.
