Used Tiger Touch Plus: Buying Guide and Condition Notes

The Tiger Touch Plus is a 10-channel, 10-fader console running at 48 kHz with Ethernet networking for Art-Net and sACN. For rental companies and venue owners, it is a familiar control surface that fits small-to-mid rigs and integrates into existing network-based lighting setups. When buying used, treat it as a working tool: confirm the physical controls, the touch interface and the network ports all behave as expected before committing.

Start with the control surface. On a used Tiger Touch Plus, exercise every one of the 10 faders through its full travel and check for smooth movement, no gritty feel and no dead spots or jitter. Press each physical button across the page A/B/C sections, Cue Playbacks, Preset Playbacks, Macros and Executors, and confirm each registers reliably. Buttons that need a hard press or double-tap are a wear signal worth noting. Buyers who also need a digital mixer alongside this desk can read our used Allen & Heath SQ-6 buying guide for parallel condition-checking advice before requesting quotes.

Check the touchscreen and internal condition. Look for delamination, dead zones, scratches that affect visibility and any drift between where you touch and where the console responds. Ask for the unit to be powered for a sustained period so you can observe stability rather than a cold start. Confirm the included power cable and manual are present, and verify the console accepts 100–240 V AC as expected in your region. Buyers comparing control surfaces can also browse the used lighting console for sale range to source lighting and audio from the same exporter. Rental companies weighing a second control purchase alongside this console can compare notes in our used Roland V-Mixer M-480 buying guide before requesting quotes. Rental companies building a full rack can pair the console with a used Barefoot Sound amplifier for sale from the same exporter to keep sourcing simple.

Network and I/O are where used consoles often hide problems. Test the Ethernet port with an Art-Net or sACN source and confirm output is stable and correctly addressed. Inspect connectors for bent pins, loose housings or corrosion. Because year of manufacture and quantity available are provided on request, ask the seller directly rather than assuming a production date or stock level. For fixed installations in private rooms, the KTV sound system solution page shows how a console like this fits alongside a complete venue audio package. For larger productions that need audio and lighting control from one supplier, the used Yamaha CL5 digital mixing console is another unit worth reviewing in the same enquiry. Venue owners fitting out a small rig can browse used stage lighting from the same exporter so the console and fixtures arrive in one shipment.

Condition grade A indicates a well-kept unit, but grade is a starting point, not a substitute for inspection. Request photos of the fader area, screen and rear panel, and ask for a short video of the console running. For overseas buyers, confirm what is packed with the unit and agree on documentation before shipping. A used Tiger Touch Plus that passes these checks is a practical addition to a rental fleet or a fixed installation. Venue owners fitting out a small stage can pair the console with a nightclub bar PA system to cover both lighting control and sound reinforcement. Organisers planning outdoor events can see how this control surface fits a full rig on the concert festival PA system solution page before finalising their order. For installations that also need capture, a used Crown CM-310A microphone for sale can be added to the same enquiry as the console.

Questions about this unit or about shipping to your country? Contact us for condition photos, test results and a quote. Buyers who want to compare further options can review the full range of used pro audio equipment for export before finalising their order.