Pro-Audio Speaker Stands

For the ultimate audio experience, elevating PA speakers with stands is a must. This allows sound to reach the back of the room without getting muffled. Plus, the front row will be able to enjoy a cleaner sound as the volume doesn't have to be turned up as much. Don't forget to consider the weight of the speakers when selecting stands, as the load capacity usually stops at 200 pounds. Steel, aluminum, standard, and tall options are available, as well as ones designed to integrate with subwoofers on the floor. Though bass frequencies can travel through almost anything, it's best to still keep the PA speakers off the floor. For optimal sound, stands are the way to go!

For any studio engineer, musician, DJ, or roadie, pro-audio speaker stands are like a best friend – always there to support you! These stands provide a stable platform for speakers, allowing for optimal sound quality and projection. With their adjustable heights and robust construction, pro-audio speaker stands are the perfect solution for any audio equipment setup.

Studio engineers can use pro-audio speaker stands to get the best sound out of their equipment. The adjustable height means they can customize the placement of their speakers to get the perfect sound. For musicians, pro-audio speaker stands make it easy to adjust the height of their speakers to get the perfect sound projection. DJs can use the stands to adjust their speakers to ensure the perfect sound is projected. Roadies are also in luck, as the stands provide a secure platform for speakers and equipment to be placed on.

In short, pro-audio speaker stands are like a trusty sidekick for any studio engineer, musician, DJ, or roadie. They provide a stable platform for speakers, allowing for optimal sound quality and projection. With their adjustable heights and robust construction, pro-audio speaker stands make it easy to get the perfect sound.

Q. Are PA speaker stands a must?

A. Yes. Any PA speaker designed to be on a stand should not be placed on the floor or on a tabletop. Doing so will cause unwanted noise from vibration and a generally muffled sound.

Q. How do I know if my speakers should be placed on stands?

A. If your speaker has a hole in the bottom of it, it is designed to be placed on a speaker stand.

Q. How high should my speakers be?

A. Optimally, the horns in a PA speaker should be placed above the audience’s head at around 8 feet. However, you should have at least 8 inches between the top of your speaker and the ceiling. The latter is more important because the ceiling may “soak up” the sound coming from your speaker.

Q. Where on the stage should I place my speakers?

A. Assuming your stage is at one end of the room, you should put your speakers on the front of the stage, in front of the performers, pointing towards the center of the room. You should never put your speakers behind the performers as this will cause feedback. No one likes feedback!