Public Address System

Public Address System in India

A public address system (PA system) is an electronic audio boosting and distribution system with a mic, amps and loud speakers, used to allow an individual to address a large public system, for instance for announcements of actions at massive and noisy air and train terminals or at a sports ground. The name is also used for devices which may additionally have a mixing console, and amps and loudspeakers ideal for tunes as well as conversation, used to enhance a sound source, such as saved music or an individual giving a conversation or circulating the audio throughout a venue or building.

At Matrix Integrations, we source the best and new public address system and audio solutions to our clients. We provide public address systems, which are usually used in small venue sites such as auditoriums, school, churches and small pubs. PA systems with several speakers are broadly used to build announcements in public, commercial and institutional buildings and locations.

Some Public address systems have speakers that handle a complete campus of a college or commercial site, or a full outdoor complex (e.g., sports stadium). A large Public address system could also be used as an alert system throughout an emergency. Small night clubs, pubs and bars use a pretty simple set-up, with large Front of Home speakers and subwoofers focused at the target audience, and small monitor speakers aimed at the artists so that they can listen to their lines and equipments.

For preferred music events, a highly effective and more complex Public address System is used to deliver live sound limitation. In an event setting, there are normally two complete PA systems: the "main" and the "monitor" system. Each consists of a mixing board, audio processing device, speakers and amplifiers. The mics that are applied to pick up words and amp sounds are directed through both the monitor and main systems. Sound engineers can set various audio levels for every single microphone on the monitor and main systems.