PA / Live Sound

The Eon range of portable powered speakers evolves further, with new styling, improved output, and more besides.

If you’re in need of some extremely portable amplification or monitoring, Mackie’s tiny SRM150 might just save the day.

If you’re looking for a lightweight PA setup that can be scaled to suit your needs, HK’s Elements system warrants closer inspection...

The extremely portable size and shape of these neat little PA speakers make them suitable for a range of more unusual sound-reinforcement jobs, plus those awkward gigs in tiny venues.

Although Renkus-Heinz is a well-known name in high-end PA components, it's not one often seen on the stages of more modest gig venues — but that may be set to change with the arrival of the new CF/CFX series.

This premium German-made PA aims to offer a genuine hi-fi approach to live sound reproduction. But is it worth the investment?

We test this affordable complete vocal PA you can carry from the car to the stage in one trip!

The PA market isn't short of powered 'plastic' cabinets at the moment, but not many use the coaxial speaker design approach — which is what sets apart this Italian-made model.

Italian company RCF have a good pedigree. They helped design and manufacture for Mackie when the latter first entered the live sound market. We check out RCF's own entry in the portable powered PA stakes.