All types of events
We provide public address outdoor event sound systems for sports events, dog or animal shows, remembrance services, public demos, gymnastics, football matches, school sports, volleyball games, powerboat racing, motor sports, opening ceremonies, sod cutting, medieval and battle re-enactments, running races and all types of event.
Battery powered weatherproof 100v line speakers
From sports events to Roman Gladiator Tournaments. Most outdoor public address systems that we supply use weatherproof horn speakers.
If mains power is unavailable, batteries or a small generator can be used.
Each heavy duty t.bar winch stand will carry up to four speakers. Cables carrying a 100v signal can run over distances of hundreds of metres.
A wireless handheld or headset microphone can be especially useful for covering large areas and when both hands are needed for other things.
Portable speaker (battery powered)

Portable speaker.
The QR15PA is a full-range speaker with 15″ main driver and high-freq horn which can be used for any application where mains power is unavailable.
It is a complete and portable wireless handheld or headset microphone PA unit with built-in amplifier. It also has phono inputs enabling you to connect an ipod/laptop, additional microphone inputs and an auxiliary line input for USB/SD media players.
Mains powered systems
If mains power is available, it can give more flexibility in the choice of equipment options.
A 500w system with full-range JBL speakers and wireless microphone was used for a remembrance service attended by Prince Charles.
Stages
We can provide small stages of varying sizes. This pic shows the assembly of a 2 ft high, 12 ft x 8 ft stage with treads at The Castle Grounds.
Both indoor or outdoor stages can be provided. Please contact us to discuss your needs.
Long Distance : Wireless transmission
This power boat racing event at Cardiff Bay demanded additional equipment.
Using computers and wireless links, we transmitted the commentary sound to another public address system on the opposite side of the bay.