Active Speakers

PSI Audio, KEF, PSB, Genelec, Kanto & DALI Active Speakers as Well as Powered Passive Speakers from Kanto & PSB

PC Audio offers active speakers from PSI Audio, KEF, PSB, Genelec, Kanto and DALI as well as powered passive speakers from both Kanto and PSB.

Much like headphones, the speakers you choose are the main determining factor in how your system is going to sound. At PC Audio I offer some of the best sounding and most practical speaker systems available. When you go into nearly all audio stores you will be shown what is technically called a passive speaker. You probably have many speakers designed this way. These represent an old fashioned and tired way of achieving sound in your home or office.

There is a better way! An active or powered speaker system is a much better option when it comes to getting sound into your home or office. The advantages are so numerous and admittedly technical it's quite daunting for me to try to explain. So, I will try to sum it up for you. Active speakers provide much better sound for less money than a passive speaker design can ever hope to offer. And as an added bonus they take up less space too.

I am proud to offer active speakers from PSI Audio, KEF, PSB, Genelec, Kanto and DALI as well as powered passive speakers from both Kanto and PSB speakers to my clients. These brands represent some of the best active and powered speakers available. Despite their incredible performance capabilities these speakers still represent incredible value for money.

Our high value speaker options start with the versatile Kanto YU2 self-powered speakers. These are perfectly suited for your computer desktop or any smaller space in your home or office. The Kanto YU2 is a great introduction to high-quality audio and the perfect upgrade for your computer, tablet or phone.

This is only the beginning of numerous models I have available for a convenient demonstration here or in your own surroundings. This really is the only true way you will know how any given product will perform using your existing equipment to play music, TV, and movie sound.