Commercial Speakers

When you want consistent, high-quality audio broadcasting for large rooms and high-traffic environments like schools, stores, auditoriums, and arenas, you need a set of commercial-grade speakers.

Whether your space is best suited to permanently installed speaker arrays or moveable speakers with stands, you have plenty of options and configurations to choose from in a range of sizes.

Commercial Speakers for Every Application

With commercial-grade speakers, you can broadcast morning announcements, ambient music, and live performances indoors or outdoors with ease.

In Wall Speakers

In-wall speakers are an effective option for auditorium surround sound setups, classroom PA systems, offices, and commercial environments. Flush mount speaker panels are visually unobtrusive, providing impressive audio quality without being an eyesore, so you don’t have to worry about speaker installations detracting from your interior design scheme.

Ceiling Speakers

Ceiling speaker installations are perfect for broadcasting sound in large spaces like gymnasiums, auditoriums, warehouses, and large stores. When you need to make an announcement over the noise of a crowd, a ceiling-mounted loudspeaker is often the best choice.

Outdoor Speakers

Commercial outdoor speakers provide both superior sound quality in open-air settings and resistance against harsh environmental conditions like extreme temperature fluctuations, direct rain, snowfall, humidity, salt, and wind. Whether you’re installing audio systems on a pool deck, patio, or in an outdoor amphitheater, your outdoor-rated speakers will be up to the challenge.

Line Array Speakers

If you want to project a lot of sound for a live concert or performance, line array speakers are usually the best selection. Line arrays consist of multiple speakers stacked vertically and aimed in slightly different directions to cover a larger physical area with a consistent wall of sound.

In performance spaces like theaters, arenas, and auditoriums, a permanent line array installation offers consistent sound reinforcement. Temporary setups are also an option for other types of environments.

Active vs Passive Powered Speakers

When you’re shopping for commercial speakers, you’ll need to decide between active and passive speakers. Active speakers feature built-in amplifiers so you’ll have to plug them into a power source. Passive speakers connect via speaker wire to an external amplifier for sound signal and power supply.

Commercial Speakers Designed to Last

Installing a fresh speaker system can be an expensive venture, but selecting from industry-leading brands ensures your sound equipment will perform beautifully for a long time to come. dB Technologies, Lowell Manufacturing, Polk Audio, TOA Electronics, and Sonos are well-known for the quality, durability, and reliability of their equipment.