Pair Active Speakers

When you pair powered speakers together, you have an advantage over using a single speaker since you can run them in stereo. This means that one speaker will be playing all of the left signals and sounds in a mix, while the other speaker will be playing all of the right signals. This can make any event much more immersive for the audience, as the music will have a strong sense of dimension.

Another reason that a pair of active speakers have an advantage over a single unit is that you will be able to achieve higher volume levels, while still keeping the sound quality as good as possible.

If you have one active speaker, you can still reach a respectable volume level, however, the speaker will be working at its maximum capacity which results in a loss of audio quality. By pairing active speakers together, you can get the same volume as a single speaker but also higher, therefore the speakers will not be working at their maximum volume level while still retaining a rich and crisp sound quality.

With our active PA speaker pairs, you also have the reliability of easy transport due to the speakers having inbuilt amplifiers. We can all understand the frustration that comes with having a multitude of equipment to take to an event. By using a pair of active speakers, there is not much more that you need to get your event set up, so this makes it as hassle-free as it needs to be.

Ranging from 8" to dual 15" speaker cones, our powered DJ speaker pairs are great for a variety of venues. For deeper and stronger bass output needed for larger venues like clubs, 15" speakers will be the best option. The smaller options like an 8" or 10" speaker provide a lower bass output, but will generally reproduce higher frequencies better in a mix, such as vocals and keys.

By utilising a pair of active speakers you can achieve stereo audio. For a DJ this is ideal, as when mixing your tracks, there will be sounds in the music that will be on the left and other others on the right side of a mix. Pairing active speakers together for stereo audio means that these sounds will have a three-dimensional element, providing greater immersion for your audience.

Passive speakers are the more classic approach to live audio, but active speakers are becoming more common due to how simple they are to use. Having all the controls built into the cabinet of the speakers keeps everything central and means less equipment in your setup.

All of the active speakers that we have to offer will feature EQ control and line inputs and outputs. The EQ control gives you customisation on how you want the speakers to sound. For example, if you are finding vocals in your music a little bit too harsh, you can simply turn down the high-frequency control on the back of each speaker.