Used Full-Range Speakers
Not every room needs a line array. For bars, small stages and corporate events, a pair of good point-source cabinets is cheaper, faster to set up and easier to service. We stock powered and passive full-range boxes with honest cosmetic grading.
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2 units listed in this category.
How to buy used speaker without surprises
Condition grades, test routines and the questions worth asking any supplier.
What we check before listing
- Cosmetic grading against a written standard, with photos of every flaw
- Functional test with measured values, not adjectives
- Serial number photographed and recorded
- Original accessories and rigging hardware counted
- Power configuration confirmed for your region
What affects the price
- Cosmetic grade: A is typically 55-70% of new, B 40-55%, C 25-40%
- Whether rigging, cases and cables are included
- Matched batches: a set of eight costs more than eight singles
- Service history and remaining spare parts availability
- Freight volume: crating gets cheaper per unit as volume grows
Speaker buying guides
Practical articles written from the test bench, not from a spec sheet.
A, B, C: What Used Audio Condition Grades Actually Mean
Most used gear listings say 'excellent condition' and nothing else. Here is the grading system we use, what each grade costs you in practice, and when grade C is the smarter purchase.
How Many Watts Does a Bar Actually Need?
A room-size based method for choosing PA power, why amplifier watts are a poor comparison metric, and the numbers that matter more: sensitivity and coverage.
Need a speaker system sized for your room?
Send your room dimensions, ceiling height and music style. We will reply with a recommended used system and a landed-cost estimate.