Planning an Event? Find Speaker & PA Hire
See what's on offer for speaker & PA hire, then reach out – free, direct.
Hiring speakers is mostly a question of scale. A backyard birthday needs a pair of powered boxes and a microphone; a wedding dance floor wants subs and someone who knows how to tune them; a conference hall needs a PA that keeps every speech clear at the back of the room. Melbourne's sound hire companies on this page cover all of that, and each one services every region.
If you are happy to collect and plug in, several shops keep it simple. Bounce Audio is owned by DJs and books its packages online from $75. Jungle Audio, from $80, sends you off from Clifton Hill with a step-by-step manual. SoundSupply Audio Visual Hires, also from $80, shows you how everything connects when you pick up and answers a call or a FaceTime if something goes quiet mid-party. Wwave Audio Visual starts from $89.
For bigger rooms, Event Hire Solutions brings Turbosound kits suited to roughly 100 to 250 guests, from $150, and sets them up for you. Sound Experience hires Funktion-One systems, Shadow AV supplies d&b audiotechnik and L-Acoustics, and NextGen AV sends technicians who stay until the event wraps up.
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Looking for screens and lighting too? See AV Hire. To book the person behind the decks, try DJs.

Event Hire Solutions sizes its Turbosound kits for roughly 100 to 250 guests and delivers and installs them. Packages start from $150.
SoundSupply Audio Visual Hires gives a setup demonstration at pick-up and offers phone or FaceTime support afterwards.
Jungle Audio hires Funktion-One rigs for pick-up from Clifton Hill, and Sound Experience offers dry hire of its Funktion-One systems from Moorabbin.
Bounce Audio has no minimum hire period and offers overnight rates, with packages from $75.
Shadow AV hires both, along with LED screens and staging for conferences and launches.
NextGen AV keeps technicians on site during the event, and Sound Experience can deliver, set up and run its systems.