Best DJ Speakers

Having a DJ Controller is awesome but if you want to play in the public, you need some dj speakers.

Also known as “PA speakers”, these guys are designed to help you play in open spaces. There is a reason why the “P-A” stands for the Public Address system.

By the way, most DJ speakers come with built-in subwoofer too so you are never short on bass. I guess that’s a difference when compared to so-called normal speakers.

If you are outdoors or in a public place, these are the guys you need to hook up to your DJ controller or whatever system you have and off you go.

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Yamaha DBR10 700 Speaker

When it comes to Yamaha, it’s fair to say that these guys are the best. Now when it comes to the Yamaha DBR10 700 speakers, the Yamaha DX doesn’t disappoint. At least that’s what the majority seems to say.

Lots of DJs use these and other event organizers as well. It has its own built-in amplifier and sub which will take any party to the next level.

Naturally, there are some experts who don’t like these due to whatever reason (Not enough bass, clarity, etc) but a whole bunch of people do seem to enjoy them.

The consensus seems to be that Yamaha DBR10 700 dj speakers are loud and proud and will take your next DJ or any other similar gig to the stratosphere

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Behringer EuroLive DJ Speakers

One of my first studio monitors was made by Behringer so I will always have a special place for these guys.

Don’t worry though, this is not a bias review at all.

The overall built of these DJ speakers is solid and to be honest, that is something to expect from the Behringer team. They do make pretty reliable speakers and other similar equipment. No doubt about that.

However, don’t get it confused with being heavy in weight. The Behringer Eurolive are still considered lightweight so they are easy to move around.

These are nice loud dj speakers and for most, they seem to last a long time. Even more than 2 years or so.

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TurboSound iQ10 DJ Speakers

This is by far one of the most powerful DJ speakers out there. According to most users, the sound is nice and crisp and if you pair it with a woofer, well then you got a massive party on your hands. The Turbosound IQ10 is actually quite a sophisticated device that packs over 2000 watts in power.

Just make sure you got a big enough party to take a pair of these bad boys to.

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Rockville RPG8 8″  400 Watt 2-Way DJ Speakers

If you just started playing local gigs, this would be a great choice. It’s quite popular among wedding DJs as well due to ease of mobility and decent sound.

The built-in woofer (Around 8″ inches) really makes this DJ speaker by Rockville a great overall product.

So if you’re on the go most of the time and are a somewhat up and coming intermediate DJ on the scene, this may be the right choice for you.

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ElectroVoice ZLX DJ Speakers

A common sighting at after-hours parties, the ElectroVoice ZLX is an immensely powerful model that is, nonetheless, relatively easy for one person to move and configure. The 15-inch model is a particularly effective unit that’s able to reach deep into the low-end.

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JBL EON610 Portable DJ Speakers

Some say as far as the specifications go, these are the best in class. JBL is a well-respected brand and has been for quite some time so the feedback from its users doesn’t really surprise us.

Nice portable DJ speakers that you can count on for quite some time. They come in various sizes like 10″, 12″ or 15″ (Pretty standard sizes) and has BlueTooth integration as well.

A 10″ woofer combined with 500 watts of power will only bring some major music vibes to any event.

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Mackie Thump 12″ DJ Speaker

If you are looking for massive power and are not a household DJ name yet, the Mackie Thump is just what the doctor ordered.

With over 1200 watts of power, a woofer and your standard tweeters (Dome), you are bound to cause a ruckus wherever you start to spin those turntables.

By the way, this one actually comes with a nice speaker bag so you can lug it around with you wherever you plan to play your set again. Not bad at all . . .

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Acoustic Audio by Goldwood Acoustic Audio PA-500X

If you are just starting out, and your pockets are well . . . these might be a good choice. Most who have tried these DJ speakers by Acoustic Audio by Goldwood (Yes that’s actually their name), are satisfied. Especially if you’re just having a fun little gathering at your house or a block party of some sort.

If something small and intimate is the goal, these dj speakers may just do the trick.

Sources:

• Your Questions: How Many Watts Per Person Do I Need For DJ Speakers?
• How To Set Up Your DJ Equipment
• How To Set Up A Wireless DJ System