No one ever thinks about speakers until it's too late. When you're at a concert, listening to a lecture from your favorite author, or at a wedding reception, none of these events would be able to take place without speakers. You might laugh or disagree, but think about it. How else would music, voices, or speeches be transmitted throughout the audience? Whether you're looking for one of these sound amplifiers, we have the inside scoop on speakers that will produce crystal clear sound.
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Speakers come in different shapes and sizes, but it's the sound they produce that is the most important because each speaker creates a different sound.
* '''Stage Wedge''': These speakers have angled backs, which allow them to lay on the floor without a problem. The stage wedge points upward at the musician, actor, or speaker, giving them the ability to hear better and it doesn't block the performer's view of the audience. Stage wedges vary in size, starting with 10-inch drivers and above. Don't let Galaxy's Audio Hot Spot RG portability fool you. This speaker reduces static for clear voice, has a microphone mount, and can handle up to 16 Ohms.
* '''Sidefills or angle them for supreme coverage.
* '''Stand Mounted''': For less sound pressure, stand mounted speakers are affixed to microphone stands and may be positioned near the musician or performer. Dali's Mentor 1 requires little current to power up and can be used in small rooms or large venues with the addition of a subwoofer. Users have the option to mount these speakers or to set them on shelves.
* '''Loudspeaker''': Public address speakers are used in combination with PA systems which are used to make announcements, speeches, or page at different functions. Horn loudspeakers are often used in conjunction with PA systems or they can be hooked up to a stage monitor such as stand mounted speakers and stand wedges.
