Professional concert grade Line Array Speaker Bundle. Impress your guest with the power of sound this bundle projects.

Line Array Speaker Rentals
Compare active and passive line-array cabinets, ground-stack bundles, subwoofer pairings, and supported elevation options for a documented audience and site. Share the coverage goal, room or outdoor layout, stage position, source plan, dates, and technical scope before choosing a configuration.
- 1. Map the audienceProvide width, depth, stage position, room or site, and coverage priorities.
- 2. Choose configurationCompare active, passive, ground-stack, and approved elevated options.
- 3. Define system layersConfirm subwoofers, amplification, processing, support, power, and signal.
- 4. Set technical scopeVerify dates, delivery, setup, operation, strike, and written inclusions.
Array Catalog
- Delivery & setup available across South Florida
- 15–30% multi-day savings applied at checkout
- AV team support before and during your rental
Showing 1–5 of 5 array catalog options
Rentals from $110.00 / 24 hoursThe TI Audio LA-210 line array speakers deliver robust performance for live production events. With 3200 watts peak power and a peak SPL of 135 dB, they ensure clear and powerful sound...
Perfect for your next festival or corporate event, the compact D.A.S. Audio Event 210A fills the room with powerful, crisp sound. Built with sturdy materials and advanced connectivity capabilities.
Maximize your event's sound setup with the DAS Subwoofer + 2 Top Bundle, the perfect combination to project crystal clear sound. Compact in size, these main speakers are crafted with flawless connectivity...
- Wattage4900W
- Event Size400 People
- Sound QualityTop Quality
Elevate your sound experience at your events with our DAS Event Array Bundle. This powerhouse brings flawless audio clarity in a compact, durable design.
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Use a ground stack when its footprint and listening geometry fit
The selected image shows a ground-stacked line array positioned above dual subwoofers at a convention stage. The associated live bundle describes array tops, subwoofers, and a processor, but the photograph does not establish what quantity, aiming, output, coverage, or surrounding stage equipment will fit another room.
Provide the audience width and depth, stage position, ceiling and sightline constraints, floor area, and any boundary around the stack. A ground-supported arrangement avoids assuming an overhead suspension method, yet it still needs a stable location, controlled access, cable routing, power, processing, and a configuration reviewed for the specific system.
- Draw the listening area
Share audience width, depth, stage position, and the areas that need coverage.
- Protect the footprint
Plan floor space, sightlines, barriers, access, subwoofer position, power, and cable routes.
- Verify the bundle
Confirm exact cabinet counts, processing, amplification, labor, and every written inclusion.

Treat elevated placement as a separate technical decision
The close view shows three DAS line-array cabinets elevated on a truss tower. It is described as elevated because the photograph alone does not prove the complete support method, engineering, hardware, load path, or whether another venue should use a flown or tower-supported configuration.
When height is under consideration, document the desired vertical position, venue structure or ground-support option, wind and weather exposure, access, exclusion zone, and the party responsible for engineering and installation. Select model-specific rigging hardware, truss, hoists, amplification for passive cabinets, and technician labor separately unless the live bundle and quote expressly include them.
The public project records show two different South Florida applications rather than a generic city claim. Vibrant School Kickoff at Miami Beach Convention Center lists a DAS Event ground-stack line-array bundle with Event 210A active array speakers and Event-218A powered subwoofers. Spellbound New Year's Eve Wedding in Hallandale Beach lists a Line Array Speaker Bundle with LA210 array cabinets, LA218 dual-18-inch subwoofers, and an Amp Rack. Together they show why venue access, footprint, support method, active-versus-passive signal path, subwoofer plan, technician responsibility, and weather exposure must be scoped for the actual site.
- Name the support method
Distinguish a ground stack, tower-supported elevation, or approved flown design for the actual venue.
- Assign responsibility
Confirm who provides engineering, hardware, installation, monitoring, and strike.
- Match active or passive layers
Account for amplification, processing, power, signal, and model-specific accessories.
- Two real South Florida array applications
Review the active DAS ground stack used at Miami Beach Convention Center and the passive LA210, LA218, and amplifier-rack scope recorded in Hallandale Beach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Buyer guidance on the five current line-array records, active and passive systems, placement, companion equipment, technical scope, and fulfillment.
What line-array options are currently listed?
The page currently has an individual passive LA210 cabinet, an active DAS Event 210A cabinet, a passive Line Array Speaker Bundle, a DAS array-and-subwoofer bundle, and a DAS Event Ground Stack bundle. Verify live availability and exact contents.
Does this page cover every kind of speaker rental?
No. This specialist page owns line-array rental variants. Use Main Speakers for generic speaker selection and the Sound parent for broader PA or complete sound-system planning.
What is the difference between active and passive line-array options?
An active cabinet has amplification built into the listed speaker, while a passive cabinet needs a matched external amplifier path. Both still require source, processing, power, cabling, placement, and technical planning appropriate to the selected system.
Should the array be ground-stacked or elevated?
That depends on audience geometry, site or room constraints, sightlines, footprint, support method, weather, and responsible technical design. The photos show possible contexts, not a universal answer.
Are rigging, truss, amplifiers, subwoofers, and technicians always included?
No. Some current bundles name specific companion components, while individual cabinets do not imply a complete package. Confirm every cabinet, subwoofer, amplifier, processor, support component, cable, delivery, and labor item in writing.
Can the current line-array products be picked up?
None of the five current records is marked for pickup, and the passive LA210 record requires a technician. Confirm delivery, setup, operation, and strike scope for the requested dates.
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It’s a pleasure to work with Mario and his team, they are quick, efficient, and professional. Have done a few events already and looking forward to many more
We used Miami Sound Rental for a conference we were sponsoring. They were the perfect choice for the role. Easy to work with and arrived on time. Quick and efficient. We had to change a few things the week before the event and they were able to accommodate our changes with no issue.
Delivered on time and showed us exactly how to use the equipment and picked it up the next morning! Was perfect for my birthday party and would definitely use them again!
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