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Live Sound

31 products from 11 brands, including JBL, Sennheiser, LD Systems. Prices from $27.95 to $3,325.95, including GST. 3 ship within 1-2 business days.

Live Sound equipment helps performers, presenters, venues and mobile entertainers deliver clear audio to an audience. Choose from powered speakers, subwoofers, complete P.A. systems and wireless in-ear monitoring. The range includes JBL, Sennheiser, Yamaha and LD Systems, with options for rehearsals, small events, stage monitoring and larger sound setups.

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About the Live Sound range

Start with the venue, audience size and transport requirements. For powered speakers, compare maximum SPL in decibels rather than wattage alone, then check woofer size, coverage pattern, inputs and mounting points. A 10-inch cabinet can suit speech, monitoring and smaller music events, while a 12-inch or 15-inch model generally moves more low end. Add a powered subwoofer when playback or live music needs deeper bass. Battery operation, mixer functions, Bluetooth, DSP presets and pole-mount compatibility can also affect setup.

Match every component to the signal path and intended role. A powered speaker has amplification built in, while a passive speaker needs a suitable external amplifier. Check balanced input and output connections, mixer routing and whether monitor mixes are available. Wireless IEM systems also require a transmitter, bodypack receiver and compatible earphones. Confirm the Australian frequency variant before buying, because bands differ by region and some frequencies may require licensing or be unsuitable for use. This range is organised into Speakers & P.A. and Wireless In-Ear Monitors, with related powered speakers and subwoofers.

Live Sound questions

How many watts do I need for a PA speaker?

Wattage alone does not determine how loud a P.A. will be. Compare maximum SPL, cabinet coverage and the room or audience size. Also consider whether the speaker is for speech, music playback, stage monitoring or front-of-house use. A powered model simplifies setup by combining the amplifier and speaker.

Do I need a subwoofer with powered PA speakers?

Not always. A powered speaker can cover speech, vocals and general playback on its own. Add a subwoofer when you need stronger low-frequency output for bass, kick drum, dance music or larger spaces. Check that the speaker and subwoofer provide compatible inputs, outputs and crossover options.

Are wireless in-ear monitors legal to use in Australia?

Check the frequency band and regional variant before purchase. Wireless audio equipment must operate within Australian requirements, and some bands have specific licensing conditions. The transmitter and receiver must use the same frequency range. For a multi-system setup, plan frequencies together to reduce interference and confirm current local requirements.

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