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Explore PA speakers, subwoofers, stage monitors, portable systems and complete sound system bundles for DJs, live bands, venues, schools and events. Choose from active or passive speaker solutions suitable for compact mobile setups, professional live sound and permanent installations.
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PA speakers are at the heart of any live sound system, providing the power, clarity and coverage needed for music, vocals, presentations and announcements. Our range includes active and passive PA speakers, subwoofers, stage monitors, portable PA systems, speaker components and complete system bundles.
Whether you need a compact speaker for public speaking, a mobile PA system for a DJ, stage sound for a live band or a larger system for an entertainment venue, you can select equipment to match the required output, coverage and connection options.
Our PA speaker range includes equipment from established professional audio brands such as FBT, dB Technologies, Studiomaster, Citronic, W Audio and QTX.
Active PA speakers contain built-in amplification, removing the need for a separate power amplifier. This makes them a popular choice for mobile DJs, live performers, event companies, schools, places of worship and venues requiring a straightforward sound system.
Depending on the model, active speakers may include onboard DSP, multiple audio inputs, Bluetooth connectivity, adjustable EQ settings and outputs for passing audio to additional compatible equipment. Compact active cabinets can be suitable for speech, presentations and background music, while larger professional models provide the output needed for live music, DJs and event sound.
Passive PA speakers require a compatible external power amplifier. They are commonly used in permanent venue installations, larger sound systems and setups where the user wants centralised control over amplification and processing.
A passive system can be expanded by adding suitable speakers, amplifiers and signal processing. The amplifier output, speaker impedance and power handling must be correctly matched to ensure reliable operation and avoid equipment damage.
Subwoofers reproduce the lower frequencies that standard full-range PA speakers may not deliver with the same depth or impact. They are particularly useful for DJs, live bands, dance music, clubs and larger events where strong bass reproduction is important.
Active subwoofers include built-in amplification and may also provide crossover controls or signal outputs for connecting full-range speakers. Passive subwoofers require a separate suitable amplifier and are often selected for larger or permanently installed systems.
Adding a subwoofer does more than increase bass. When the system is correctly configured, it can reduce the low-frequency workload placed on the main speakers and produce a clearer, more balanced overall sound.
Stage monitors allow singers, musicians and presenters to hear the sound they need while performing. Wedge-shaped cabinets are positioned on the floor and angled towards the performer, providing a dedicated monitor mix without directing unnecessary volume towards the audience.
Our active floor monitors provide built-in amplification for convenient setup, while passive monitors can be integrated into systems using suitable external amplifiers.
The number of monitors required will depend on the size of the stage, the number of performers and whether different monitor mixes are needed.
Portable PA speakers are designed for quick setup and easy transport. They are suitable for fitness instructors, presenters, schools, buskers, community groups, wedding ceremonies and outdoor events.
Many portable PA systems offer features such as rechargeable battery power, Bluetooth, built-in media players and UHF wireless microphones. Features vary between models, so battery operating time, included microphones and available connections should be checked before choosing a system.
For customers who need a complete matched setup, our PA system bundles combine compatible speakers with equipment such as subwoofers, speaker poles, stands or connection cables.
A bundle can simplify the selection process and provide a practical starting point for mobile DJs, performers, event companies and venues. The included items vary, so each bundle listing should be checked to confirm exactly what is supplied.
Different applications place different demands on a sound system:
Before selecting a PA speaker or complete system, consider:
Power ratings are useful for comparing related models, but wattage alone does not determine how loud or suitable a PA speaker will be. Maximum sound pressure level, speaker efficiency, dispersion, frequency response and the size of the listening area should also be considered.
Our speaker accessories include equipment such as covers, mounting brackets, poles and other items used to transport, protect or install PA speakers.
Replacement speaker drivers and components are also available for compatible cabinets. Driver diameter alone does not confirm compatibility, so impedance, power handling, mounting dimensions and the original speaker specification should be checked carefully.
Q: What is the difference between active and passive PA speakers?
A: Active PA speakers contain built-in amplification and can normally be connected directly to a mixer or suitable audio source. Passive speakers require a compatible external power amplifier.
Q: What size PA speaker do I need?
A: The right size depends on the venue, audience and application. Compact speakers can be suitable for speech and smaller rooms, while larger full-range cabinets are generally preferred for live music, DJs and bigger audiences.
Q: Do I need a subwoofer with my PA speakers?
A: A subwoofer is not always essential for speech or background music. It is recommended when stronger low-frequency reproduction is required for DJs, live music, dance events and larger sound systems.
Q: How many PA speakers do I need?
A: Two main speakers are commonly used to provide left and right coverage, but smaller speech systems may use one speaker. Larger or unusually shaped venues may require additional speakers, delays or specialist system design.
Q: Can PA speakers be used outdoors?
A: PA speakers can be used outdoors in suitable conditions, but standard models are not necessarily weatherproof. Unless a speaker has a stated weather or IP rating, it must be protected from rain and moisture.
Q: Can I connect a phone directly to a PA speaker?
A: Some active and portable PA speakers offer Bluetooth or suitable line inputs for connecting a phone. Other systems may require a mixer, cable or audio interface.
Q: Are speaker stands included with PA speakers?
A: Speaker stands are not normally included unless they are specifically listed as part of a package or bundle. Always check the individual product listing for the supplied items.