Active speakers

An amplified or also called active speaker is designed with an amplifier and a speaker directly integrated into the same housing. this allows it to be autonomous and therefore there is no need for additional amplifier.

Example of using one of our 200W LA-212A active speakers: A powered speaker or also called an active speaker is designed with an amplifier and a speaker directly integrated into the same housing. this allows it to be autonomous and therefore there is no need for additional amplifier.

Example of a use of one of our 200W active speakers LA-212A :






On this speaker, our audio source can be a playlist via USB key, music platform via Bluetooth or via a laptop for example, which will output an audio signal, processed and amplified directly by the amplified speaker. The goal is to broadcast your own music that you will select on your key, smartphone or PC.

All the settings on the rear panel offer you the possibility to easily set and control the volume and sound quality that you want.

There are also models of the BS-B230 bluetooth powered speaker, for which you can play your playlist directly from your smartphone or tablet!

Our active speakers are generally used for events, seminars or presentations with low impedance use 4 or 8 ohms.

The choice of an active (or amplified) speaker for a corporate sound system depends on several essential criteria. Power is essential: for a small meeting room or a business, a 15 to 150 Watts RMS speaker is enough, like our model CSB-20A BK from Rondson. On the other hand, for a restaurant, school or place of worship, it is recommended to opt for models with 300 Watts RMS and more, such as our active column system LA-350, in order to ensure a homogeneous and powerful sound coverage.

The size of the speaker also plays a role: a 5-inch will be perfect for vocals and background music like the LA-100WIKIT ceiling speaker set, while a 12 or 15-inch will offer more depth in the bass with the speaker setspeakers LA-140WIKIT Lone Audio. Finally, make sure to check the available connectivity (XLR, RCA, Bluetooth) and sound dispersion to ensure a clear broadcast in all your spaces.

Active (or amplified) speakers have many advantages for a professional sound installation. Their first asset is simplicity: the amplifier is already integrated, which reduces cabling and facilitates installation in various environments such as shops, restaurants or meeting rooms. They also offer increased reliability because each speaker is perfectly calibrated with its internal amplifier, ensuring a homogeneous and unsaturated sound.

Another major advantage: versatility. An active speaker can be used for voice announcements, background music or events requiring more power. For example, our model LA-140WIKIT which combines performance and ease of implementation, ideal for companies and communities seeking a robust and durable solution.

Yes, active (or amplified) enclosures are perfectly suited to large professional facilities, such as schools, places of worship, or communities, thanks to the following advantages:

- Quick and simplified installation: the amplifier is integrated, which significantly reduces the connections and necessary equipment. Ideal for quickly resonating large spaces (no compatibility issues, space saving, quick installation, few cables, optimal audio signal).

- Optimal signal quality: the internal amplification, calibrated with the speaker, guarantees a more precise and homogeneous sound reproduction, essential for a clear and intelligible sound system.

- Enhanced reliability and durability: this integrated system limits the risks of failure related to incompatibilities between amp and enclosure, thus reducing maintenance.

- Versatility and flexibility of use: the active models allow a broadcast adapted to speeches, background music or public announcements, with a minimum of external settings.

- Aesthetics and adaptation to the site: active, often compact enclosures are discreetly integrated into architectural spaces such as church naves or school auditoriums, without visually weighing down the environment.

For a reliable, scalable and ready-to-use installation in your professional spaces, we recommend the pair of HP active and passive BS-C230, which combines robustness, performance and ease of installation.

An active speaker (or powered speaker) is easily recognized by its connectors and controls located at the back. Unlike a passive speaker that must be connected to an external amplifier, the active speaker already has its own built-in amp. You will therefore generally find a mains power outlet, volume or equalization settings, as well as audio inputs (XLR, jack, RCA, sometimes Bluetooth).

This "all-in-one" design allows it to be connected directly to a mixer, microphone or audio source, without an additional amplifier. For example, our pair of B-8A B wall speakers from Rondson perfectly illustrates this simplicity of use.