Audio Visual
PA System Hire Melbourne & Yarra Valley
Betta Event Hire supplies PA systems, wireless microphones, lecterns and projectors for wedding speeches, parties, presentations and corporate events across Melbourne and the Yarra Valley. PA system hire starts at $108, and both systems stream music by Bluetooth from a phone, tablet or laptop.
PA System Hire for Weddings, Parties & Events
PA System Prices
The single PA system with wireless microphone costs $108. The double sound system costs $120. A lectern costs $50 and a microphone stand costs $14.50. All prices include GST and cover a 1 to 3 day hire.
Portable PA System with Wireless Microphone
The single PA system is a battery-powered Bluetooth speaker that comes with a wireless microphone, a tripod speaker stand and a power cord. It measures 500mm high, 350mm wide and 300mm deep, and suits speeches, ceremonies and smaller gatherings.
Double Sound System
The double sound system pairs two LD Systems ICOA 12-inch powered speakers for stereo sound. The package includes two speaker stands, two speaker covers, one microphone and a microphone cable. It suits parties, receptions and events where music fills a larger space.
Projector, Screen & Lectern Hire
The data projector (1300 lumens) costs $89.95 and pairs with the 80-inch projection screen on a stand for $55. A black lectern suits presentations, award nights and speeches.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to hire a PA system?
PA system hire at Betta Event Hire costs $108 for the single PA system with wireless microphone or $120 for the double sound system, including GST.
Does the PA system come with a wireless microphone?
Yes. The single PA system includes one wireless microphone. The double sound system includes one wired microphone and cable.
Can I play music through the PA system?
Yes. Both systems connect by Bluetooth, so music streams from a phone, tablet or laptop.
Does the PA system need power?
The single PA system runs on its battery and also comes with a power cord. The double sound system uses powered speakers that plug into a standard power point.