Collection: Stage Boxes

Stage Boxes for Professional Audio Systems

Stage boxes provide a convenient way to connect microphones, musical instruments, monitor systems, and other audio equipment to a mixing console. They are used at concerts, live events, theatres, conference venues, recording studios, and permanent sound installations. A stage box reduces the number of individual cables on stage and allows audio signals to be transmitted neatly to the sound control position.

Analog and Digital Stage Boxes

Analog stage boxes transmit audio signals through a multicore cable. They are a simple and reliable choice for smaller stages, rehearsal rooms, and permanent installations. When choosing an analog model, it is important to consider the number of inputs, outputs, and connector types required.

Digital stage boxes transmit multiple audio channels through a single data cable. They may feature remotely controlled microphone preamps, phantom power, and additional audio signal routing options. Professional systems use AES50, Dante, dSnake, DX, and other audio transmission protocols. A digital stage box must be compatible with the mixing console or audio network system being used.

How to Choose a Stage Box

When choosing a stage box, first determine the required number of audio inputs and outputs. It is also important to check the connector types, audio transmission protocol, compatibility with the mixing console, and mounting options. A compact and rugged stage box can be more convenient for a mobile sound system, while a rack mount model designed for a 19 inch equipment case is often preferred for permanent installations.

Why Choose STAGEIQ.LT?

At STAGEIQ.LT, you will find analog and digital stage boxes, remote audio input and output units, and other professional sound system solutions. We offer equipment from MIDAS, Allen & Heath, and other trusted manufacturers for concerts, live events, studios, and permanent installations. Our specialists will help you check compatibility with your mixing console and choose the right stage box based on the required channel count and intended application.