Portable Sound Systems

Portable sound systems, PA systems and battery-powered speakers add the audio and the convenience that you need for live performances, fitness rooms, conferences, speech, gatherings, special events and parties. Carry or roll these portable speakers out to the deck of the pool or move your portable sound system to different locations inside or outside of your gym or fitness facility.

Battery-powered PA systems and portable speakers offer many different options, including microphones, Bluetooth and music playback sources. A number of different features are key in keeping a sound system portable, such as weight, size, number of pieces, ease of setup and tear-down, availability of wheels, handles and battery-power functionality. AV Now Fitness Sound has options to fit every need and every budget.

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January 7, 2025 AV Now Team

Latex Sleeves for Bodypack Transmitters: Sweat Protection and How to Use Them
Whether you're a fitness instructor, dance company, theater production, group exercise instructor, cycling instructor, or event planner, chances are you've encountered the dreaded issue of sweat damaging your bodypack transmitters. Read more to learn why latex sleeves are a game-changer and how to use them effectively.
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November 8, 2024 AV Now Team

Can It Ever Be Too Loud? Balancing Sound in Fitness Classes for Everyone's Benefit
While music can elevate a class, it can also disturb neighbors and potentially lead to health concerns. This blog explores the delicate balance of maintaining the right volume in fitness settings and offers practical solutions to ensure a positive experience for all involved.
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October 4, 2024 AV Now Team

Do I need a sound system? 5 tips to tell when to add audio to group ex classes
Whether you own a boutique yoga studio or manage a bustling sports club, keeping tabs on the health of your audio environment is crucial for maintaining an upbeat and safe workout space. In this post, we'll explore exactly when and why you should consider an auditory overhaul—and how to do it right the first time.
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