The prices on the website and in the online shop all include VAT and delivery so you know exactly how much things will cost at a glance.

We sell all the component parts of PA systems such as mixing desks, speakers, amplifiers, stands, cables etc, and have also gathered some of these together into PA system packages suitable for singers, schools, halls, bands etc. and have discounted them so they're cheaper than buying the items separately.

What PA reserve the right to change the advertised prices on the website without prior notice and to decline any order if the advertised price has increased, but this has not been reflected in the shop before an order is placed. We advise you to contact us on 01375 892317 to confirm the price before placing an order online. We still aim to keep our prices as competitive as we can, and will only pass on increases if we have to.
 

We sell brand new, A-grade products from reputable manufacturers including Proel, Adam Hall, LD Systems, JTS, Alto, Heil, Skytronic and Citronic, and operate a 'no quibble' delivery and returns policy for mainland UK.
 

We offer a valuable and unbiased advice service for people such as schools, PTA associations and village hall committees who may not have any experience about PA Systems, but need to buy one. Just give us a call! We can also offer advice to Bands who are just buying their first PA system and want to make sure they are getting something which will last as they grow and get gigs at larger venues. Many bands choose to hire a PA System when they're starting out, but you will find it's cheaper to bite the bullet and buy your own in the long run.
 

We get many enquiries about wireless microphones so we hope that the advice centre covers most of your questions. A wireless microphone is also known as a Radio Microphone. They come with a receiver box which you plug into your PA System. In addition to the receiver you can have a Handheld Wireless Microphone, a Lapel (or tie clip) Wireless Microphone, or a Headset Wireless Microphone. The handheld one contains a battery, and a wireless transmitter. The Lapel and Tie clip versions connect via a short wire to a Belt Pack Transmitter which sends the signal to the receiver, which is then broadcast from the PA System. Some wireless microphone systems come with one receiver and two microphones - these are called Dual systems. Some wireless microphone receivers can be built into the PA System, such as that in the Portable PA the TEC076. The cheaper wireless microphones come with only one channel, which can cause you to get interference and signal drop out if you are near other radio signals. The better mics have 16 switchable channels, so you can choose one with no interference. Hopefully that's given you an overview, and you'll find more information on wireless microphones in our advice centre.