We carry a full range of professional audio products, including wireless microphone systems, wired microphones, mixers, speakers, audio amplifiers, DJ equipment, professional headphones, intercom systems, signal processing, and audio recorders. Our inventory includes used, new, demo, and B-stock items.

Our inventory includes equipment from leading manufacturers like Shure, Sennheiser, Audio-Technica, Yamaha, Allen & Heath, Midas, DiGiCo, Soundcraft, JBL, QSC, Crown, Electro-Voice, Meyer Sound, d&b audiotechnik, L-Acoustics, Mackie, Behringer, Roland, and many more. Stock changes frequently as new items arrive, so check back often or contact our team if you're looking for something specific.

Every piece of pro audio equipment we sell goes through a multi-point inspection at our Las Vegas facility. Our technicians test all functions, replace worn components as needed, and verify that the hardware meets professional standards. We use a detailed cosmetic and functionality rating system so you know exactly what you're getting.

Beyond the main categories, we stock cables and snakes, power products, adapters, cases, microphone stands, and other studio gear for sale. These accessories support your sound system and keep your rig running smoothly on the road or in the studio.

Yes. You can sell your equipment outright for a direct payout, or consign it through our marketplace where we handle listing, marketing, and shipping. Our team works with you to determine the best approach based on your gear and timeline. We also accept equipment for our quarterly auctions.

A dynamic microphone uses a moving coil to convert sound into an electrical signal. It handles high SPL well and requires no external power, making it a popular mic choice for live vocals and loud instruments. A condenser microphone uses a charged diaphragm and requires phantom power. It offers greater sensitivity and frequency response, which is why sound engineers prefer it for studio vocals, acoustic instruments, and overhead drum mics. Learn more about the difference between the two.

Start by assessing the size of your space and the type of content you'll be reinforcing. Small rooms and portable setups may only need powered speakers. Larger venues and concert halls require line arrays, subwoofers, and dedicated amplifiers. Consider coverage pattern, SPL requirements, and whether you need an installed system or portable rig. Our team can help you match the right speakers and amplifiers to your space.

Yes. Many of our customers pair professional audio equipment with video equipment for film, broadcast, and live streaming. Shotgun microphones, lavalier systems, portable recorders, and audio interfaces are common tools for video production. A clean audio signal is just as important as the image when producing content.

An audio interface converts analog audio signals into digital data so you can record and process sound on a computer. If you're running a recording studio, podcasting, or doing live production that connects to a DAW, an audio interface is part of the signal chain. We carry standalone interfaces as well as mixers with built-in USB or Dante connectivity.