Used ETC Source Four Mini
Used ETC Source Four Mini fixtures are compact ellipsoidal lighting units valued for their precision optics and versatility across theatre, studio and architectural applications. Available in conventional and LED versions, and in multiple beam angles, the Source Four Mini suits productions of many kinds. Scroll down to browse second-hand ETC Source Four Mini listings currently available from sellers worldwide.
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ETC Source Four Mini specifications
| Brand | ETC |
| Segment | Lighting |
| Typical used price | $463 (range $463–$463) |
About the ETC Source Four Mini
The ETC Source Four Mini is a compact lighting fixture designed for focused, high-quality illumination across theatre productions, concerts, corporate events and architectural settings. The series is available in conventional and energy-efficient LED versions, with the LED variant offering reduced power consumption without sacrificing brightness or colour accuracy. Beam angle options include 36 degrees, suited to sharp gobo work and precise effects, and 50 degrees for broader coverage of larger spaces. The compact form factor makes the Source Four Mini easy to handle and straightforward to position in a variety of rigs.
ETC Source Four Mini — buyer FAQs
What is the ETC Source Four Mini and what is it used for?
The ETC Source Four Mini is a compact ellipsoidal lighting fixture designed for focused, precise illumination. It is suited to theatre productions, concerts, corporate events and architectural lighting. The series is available in conventional and LED versions, with beam angle options including 36 degrees for sharp gobo work and defined effects, and 50 degrees for broader coverage of larger areas.
Who makes the Source Four Mini and where does it fit in the ETC range?
The Source Four Mini is made by Electronic Theatre Controls (ETC), an American manufacturer founded in 1975 and known for fixtures, lighting control consoles, and dimming systems used in theatre, studio, architectural and live-event settings. The Mini sits within ETC's Source Four family as the compact variant, sharing the range's focus on precision optics while offering a smaller form factor suited to tighter rigs.
What beam angles are available on a used ETC Source Four Mini?
Used Source Four Mini fixtures are found in at least two beam angles: 36 degrees, which produces a sharp, defined beam well suited to gobo projection and precise effects, and 50 degrees, which provides broader coverage for illuminating larger spaces. Checking the beam angle of a specific unit before purchasing is worthwhile, as the two versions serve noticeably different purposes in a rig.
What is the difference between the conventional and LED versions of the Source Four Mini?
The LED version of the Source Four Mini uses energy-efficient LED technology, offering reduced power consumption and longer lamp life without compromising brightness or colour accuracy. Used LED units have been available in colour temperatures including 3000 Kelvin and 4000 Kelvin. The conventional version uses a traditional lamp source. Both share the same compact form factor and are suited to theatre, studio and architectural use.
What should I check when buying a used ETC Source Four Mini?
Confirm the beam angle (36 or 50 degree) and whether the unit is a conventional or LED version, as the two differ in lamp type and colour temperature. On LED units, note the colour temperature (3000 K or 4000 K). Check the condition of the lens and body, and ask about hours of use where known. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
