Speaker towers that lift the PA above the crowd
Ground-support towers that put line array speakers where they belong — high, aimed and clear of the audience. No venue rigging points, no scaffold, no dead spots at the back of the field.
The difference between hearing the band and hearing the crowd
Stack speakers on the ground at an outdoor event and the first few rows get everything while the back of the field gets the crowd. Towers lift the line array over head height so the coverage reaches the whole audience evenly, at a sensible volume down the front.
Our towers are free-standing ground support, so they work anywhere — sports fields, car parks, showgrounds, parks — with no hanging points and none of the time or cost of a scaffold build.
- Free-standing ground support, ballasted for the site
- Line array flown at height and aimed at the audience
- No venue rigging points or scaffold needed
- Fast to build and to strike
- Pairs with our staging and inflatable stage cover
- Built and operated by our own crew
Towers earn their place at these events
Outdoor festivals & concerts
A field full of people absorbs sound. Height is the only way to get the back rows the same mix as the front.
Large crowds, wide sites
Where the audience spreads sideways as well as back, towers either side of the stage cover the whole area.
Sites with no rigging points
Parks, sports grounds and car parks have nothing to hang from. Ground support solves it without scaffold.
Speech intelligibility
Civic events, prizegivings and race starts where people have to hear announcements clearly over distance.
Towers, stage and cover as one build
Most of our tower jobs go out with the rest of the outdoor package: modular staging at the height you need, the 8m × 10m inflatable cover over the top, monitors and a digital desk at front of house, power distribution, and the truck and crew to deliver the lot.
One supplier, one quote, one crew who have built the combination many times.
If your event is outdoors and bigger than a few hundred people, ask me about towers before you ask about bigger speakers. Height fixes problems that volume only makes worse.
Speaker tower questions
What ground do speaker towers need?
A reasonably level, firm surface — grass, sports fields, gravel or sealed car parks all work. We ballast the towers appropriately for the surface and the forecast.
How high do they go?
High enough to clear the crowd and aim the array at the audience. The exact height depends on the site and audience depth, which we work out from your site details — ask and we will spec it.
Do I need towers, or will ground-stacked speakers do?
Indoors or for a few hundred people, ground stacks are usually fine. Outdoors with a deep or wide audience, towers make a bigger difference than a bigger PA.
Can I hire towers without the PA?
Towers go out as part of an audio package with our own line array, set up and tuned by our crew. That way the rigging, the array and the aiming are all on us.
Do you handle the wind and weather side?
Yes. Towers are ballasted and monitored on the day like any temporary structure, and we plan the build around the forecast.
Complete the setup
Sound System & PA Hire
Line arrays, subs, monitors, digital desks and wireless mics — supplied set up, tested and crewed.
Staging Hire
Modular staging in any size, drum risers, podiums, catwalks and stairs — delivered and built.
Inflatable Stage Cover
An 8m x 10m inflatable stage roof that keeps your outdoor show dry and looking the part.
Event Transport
Production haulage for festivals, venues and other operators — gear moved by people who use it.
Lighting
Stage wash and uplighting in house; larger rigs designed and run by lighting specialists we work with.
Get a speaker tower quote
Tell us the site, the audience size and the date. We will spec the towers and the system that goes on them.