What do you need for a PA System?

If you're starting from scratch, you may need microphones with stands and cables in addition to one of our PA packages which includes Speakers, Speaker stands, and depending on the package, a mixer.

How many types of PA Systems are there?

There are many different types, but they can be condensed into 3 main blocks, Portable, Vocal and Full Range. Each serving a different purpose, whether you need something smaller for personal use, vocal performances, or more complex situations like a full band or stage setup.

What does PA System mean?

PA stands for Public Address, which is a a blanket term used for speaker systems, including those in public places like train stations.

What are some of the best PA Systems available?

Some of our most popular portable PA Systems are in the Bose L1 series.

How do PA Systems work?

PA systems work in 3 sections, a mixer that provides power to microphones and allows you to send a balanced mix of your mics and instruments to an amplifier, the amplifier which powers your speakers, and the speakers which project your mixed sound to your audience. With Full PA systems, these 3 sections are usually condensed into one speaker.

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