Music Speakers For Hire
When it comes to hiring sound equipment, you may have fairly simple dry hire requirements, such as linking up two speakers to an output source, like an iPod®, running a small pa for speeches or, connecting
DJ Equipment for some disco speaker hire.
In other cases, you may be requiring a more complex speaker hire setup. Perhaps you are taking the band out of the garage, or you have a stage show to organise.
There's a bunch of things to consider so as to make sure your show is a success. With our extensive experience, we can give you the best possible advice - without breaking the bank.
So you can be better prepared, we put together a bunch of questions questions we’ll usually ask:
How Big Is The Venue?
When thinking about
sound equipment hire, it is important to consider the size of the venue and how many people will be attending. Also, an event indoors will have different needs than those of a show outdoors.
Naturally, larger areas with more people or those with more ambient sound will require a more powerful system. However this may not necessarily mean ‘bigger speakers’.
A solution could be to place smaller head units at lesser intervals; check with our friendly technicians to see what they recommend as the best option.
How Big Is The Band?
Let’s say you have a lead guitarist/singer. They’ll need a vocals mic, a mic stand and probably a DI (Direct Inject Box) to plug into the amplifier.
When talking
microphone hire or a band PA System ,you’ll need to tell us how many guitars, xylophones, vocalists and pieces of drum kit you want to amplify.
Have a few backing singers? They’ll each need a mic. Then, you’ll need to use a DI box for amplify the keyboard and Bass guitar; then you’d mic up the drums with something like this shure drum mic kit.
Oh, and you’ll be needing a multi input sound mixer, such as a Behringer Mixer or a
Yamaha Mixer to plug it all into.
