PA speakers
27 productsActive PA speakers from Yamaha, StudioMaster, Wharfedale Pro, JBL, PreSonus and Proel for events, bars, clubs and mobile DJs.
Active PA speakers have the amplifier built in: plug in a mixer or a DJ controller and play. They are the workhorse for events, bars, clubs and mobile DJs. This category has models from Yamaha, JBL, Wharfedale Pro, PreSonus, Proel and StudioMaster.
How to choose:
- Woofer size: 8-inch models such as the Wharfedale Pro Typhon AX8-BT and Proel LTX8A are compact, good for speech and background music; 10-inch (Yamaha DBR10, PreSonus AIR10, JBL EON710) and 12-inch (Yamaha DBR12, JBL EON712, Proel Diva 12A, Wharfedale Pro Typhon AX12-BT) give more level and low end; the 15-inch JBL EON615 goes further.
- Bass for dance music: the tops carry vocals and mids, a subwoofer adds the kick and the bassline.
- Inputs and Bluetooth: if you plug in without a mixer, check how many microphone and line inputs the speaker has; BT models also play from a phone.
- Transport: weight, handles and a pole socket for mounting on a subwoofer or a stand matter when you set up every weekend.
Need sound for one event rather than a purchase? We rent out speakers and DJ gear with delivery and a technician; for a permanent installation, see sound for venues.
From our blog
Guides and articles on this topic

Bar sound system: what you need and suggested setups
Main speakers, subs, a mixer, DSP and a DJ booth: what each part does, which setup suits a café, a lounge or a club, why soundproofing and tuning matter as much as the speakers, and what drives the cost.

XDJ-RR, XDJ-RX3 or XDJ-AZ: which all-in-one to choose? (2026)
The XDJ-RR, XDJ-RX3 and XDJ-AZ side by side: manufacturer specs, prices in the Muse Inc store, which one suits a beginner, a mobile DJ or someone heading for club CDJs — and how to try the RX3 by the hour before you buy.

Serato DJ 5.0 and Serato DJ for iOS: what DJing on your phone really means
Serato DJ 5.0 arrived on 20 October 2026 together with Serato DJ for iOS. What is new, free versus paid, which phone you need, the limits versus club CDJs, and how beginners can start.























