Passive Speaker Kits

The main use of a PA amplifier is to power the speakers and also to send audio signals to them. You will find a few different input options on our amplifiers, for example, RCA or phono, 6.3mm jack, 3.5mm jack, USB/SD card and Bluetooth. This is helpful, as having these input options can eliminate the need for an audio mixer, providing you are only going to be connecting one device to the system.

Using a suitable power amplifier with your passive speakers is essential to avoid any damage to the speakers and also to get the full power potential of the speakers utilised. If you use an amplifier with a much lower wattage rating or output than the speakers, the speakers won't be at their full potential in terms of both volume and sound quality. This is why it is usually better to have an amplifier with a higher wattage potential.

Speakers and amplifiers will have different connection points, such as bare wire terminals, 6.3mm jack connectors and Speakon connectors. Getting the correct speaker cables to connect passive speakers with an amplifier can be a struggle. In our PA speakers and amp kits that we have put together, they will all include the necessary cables for the included speakers and amplifier, making it simple to have an up-and-running system straight away.