Used TourPro LightSky AquaBeam

The TourPro LightSky AquaBeam is a moving beam lighting fixture built around an HRI 440W lamp and a 2-degree narrow beam angle. That tight beam angle delivers precise, high-output illumination suited to stage performances, concerts, theatrical productions and special events. It is designed for dry-weather applications and is noted for its robust construction, making it a practical choice for professional touring and event lighting rigs.

The AquaBeam centres on an HRI 440W lamp paired with a 2-degree beam angle. The narrow angle produces a concentrated, well-defined beam rather than a wash, which is why the fixture suits applications where pinpoint beam control and strong throw are priorities, such as concert stages and theatrical productions requiring tight, precise lighting effects.

Used LightSky AquaBeam fixtures are suited to concerts, theatrical productions and special events where a narrow, high-output beam is needed. The fixture is designed for dry-weather use, so it is appropriate for indoor stages and covered outdoor venues. Its robust build means it is regularly deployed in professional touring and event production environments where reliability under repeated use is important.

Used AquaBeam units are commonly sold in pairs housed in a dual flightcase, with clamps and power cables also included in some configurations. Individual units are sometimes sold separately. Inclusions vary between listings, so it is worth checking each listing carefully. Every listing on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ covers what to look for when purchasing used fixtures.

Used AquaBeam pricing depends on overall condition, whether the unit has been recently serviced, and what is included, such as a flightcase, clamps and cables. Units sold in matched pairs with a dual flightcase tend to reflect that added convenience in the asking price. Check the live listings on this page for current asking prices, and note that many listings carry a Make an Offer option if you want to negotiate.