Audio Equipment

Professional audio equipment for live sound, touring, events and installed systems, including loudspeakers, amplifiers, mixers, microphones, radio microphone systems, comms, audio processing and system control.

Professional audio for live sound and installed systems

Prolight's Audio department brings together professional sound equipment for portable PA, touring and event production alongside commercial and fixed audio installations. Explore professional loudspeakers, audio amplifiers, mixers, microphones, radio microphone systems, communications, processing and the hardware needed to build and control complete audio systems.

Loudspeaker options include active and passive systems, subwoofers, column and line array solutions, plus 100V line and low-impedance speakers for installed audio. Amplification ranges from conventional power amplifiers to multi-channel and mixer amplifier options, while audio processors provide system management and signal processing where required.

For mixing and signal distribution, the range covers analogue, digital, DJ and zone mixers together with personal monitoring and expansion hardware. Audio I/O and networking products support larger and more flexible systems, with selected equipment offering networked audio and expandable input and output configurations.

Choose the right route for your audio system

For live sound and sound reinforcement, explore loudspeakers, amplifiers and audio processors. For source control and routing, browse audio mixers, media players, audio I/O and networking and volume controls and accessories.

Speech, performance and production systems are covered by microphones, radio microphone systems and show communication systems. Supporting products include loudspeaker hardware, loudspeaker covers, silent disco systems and wireless audio products.

What to consider when choosing professional audio equipment

Start with the application and system layout. Portable PA and touring systems place different demands on equipment than permanent venue, hospitality or commercial installations. Loudspeaker format, coverage, amplifier matching, 100V line or low-impedance operation, mixer channel count, input and output requirements, signal processing and system control can all affect the equipment required.

For digital and networked systems, check the connection formats and protocols supported by each product and make sure mixers, stage boxes, interfaces, processors and network infrastructure are compatible. For radio microphones and production comms, consider the number of simultaneous users, transmitter or headset format, system expansion and frequency planning. Always check the individual product specification when matching components within a system.