16 best speakers for DJing at home

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Whether you’re a disc jockey performing in clubs or simply a music enthusiast who jams to your favorite playlists at home, your speaker setup is just as crucial as the mixer. 

Although it takes great skill to mix tracks on the turntable, it is the sound system that ultimately determines the quality of the listening experience. 

So, if you are trying to keep your skills on point during your free time, here are the best speakers for deejaying at home. 

 

JBL Xtreme 2

This portable Bluetooth 2-way speaker from JBL boasts an IPX7 waterproof and dustproof rating, which makes it the perfect sound system for when you’re hosting home pool parties. It can be synced with other JBL speakers and harbors a battery that lasts up to 15 hours on a single charge. 

 

Behringer Eurolive B210D Active

This is another ideal outdoor deejaying speaker that weighs just over 19 pounds. It is conveniently lightweight for portability and delivers powerful 200W sound output, which is complemented by impressive amplifier technology to take your sound to the next level. 

 

Sony GTKXB90

This super portable speaker comes stuffed with an array of cool extra features. Its battery can keep going for 14 hours straight, which makes it excellent for night-long outdoor gatherings in the backyard. The speaker can be linked with the Sony Music Center app to allow for customization of the EQ and trigger several built-in light shows in tandem with the music playing. 

 

Kali Audio LP-6 Studio Monitor

The LP-6 Studio Monitor measures 6.5” and can deliver 80W of sound. It features a unique 3D-imaging waveguide that enables your in-house audience to enjoy a room-filling 3D soundstage quality from the system, making it a reliable part of the DJing arsenal. 

 

Mackie Thump Range

The Mackie Thump Range comes in two variants: the 12a with a 12-inch driver and the 15a featuring a 15-inch driver. Both are very powerful choices engineered to maximize bass production. The sound produced is thick and thumpy while the high-frequency sounds are handled by a 1.45” titanium driver. 

 

Edifier R1850DB Bookshelf Speakers

This wireless bookshelf speaker measures 4.5”, so you can fit it almost anywhere in your space. It features a nice black color and is equipped with both analog and digital inputs for maximum connectivity. 

This allows you to connect to laptops, phones, tablets, etc. when Bluetooth connection is lost so that the beat always goes on. Click here for more great bookshelf speakers. 

 

QSC K Range

The QSC K range allows you to choose between a larger K12.2 unit with a 12” driver and a smaller K8.2 speaker with an 8” driver. However, there’s a medium K10.2 speaker between the two that will also serve you well. All these are rated at 1000W RMS but the largest driver produces the greatest bass and volume. 

 

Generation 4- G4 Range

These speakers are the latest innovation from KRK and boast a couple of upgraded features from the already impressive Classic 5. For one, they have a clear rear LCD that lets you customize the speaker’s EQ across 25 bands. In other words, you can tune it to any audio setting, as well as connect it to a phone app for flexibility of use. 

 

Bose S1 Pro Bluetooth Speaker

At 15.5 pounds, the Bose S1 Pro is conveniently portable and can be ferried from one house party to another. It is just what a DJ on multiple assignments needs. It also comes with a huge casing to make for booming sound reproduction, which creates the perfect party atmosphere. 

 

The Classic 5

The Classic 5 is a tried and tested speaker from KRK that features the same connectivity and specs found on the Eris E5. It offers an extra-punchy bass to get the whole party banging yet the overall sound remains as clear as you may like. 

 

PreSonus Eris E5

The PreSonus will cost you a little more than the Eris E5 above but the performance delivered is worth the money. Its 5” woofers allow for greater bass and volume while the overall sound quality can easily rival the KRK Rokit studio monitor. You also get plenty of connection options, including TRS, RCA, and XLR inputs. 

 

Patron Pro Audio PSS-2500

This 18” DJ speaker produces an ear-busting 2500W of sound and has a 1.34 dome driver. It has a 3-way loudspeaker made out of heavy-duty and rugged materials. The sound is just ideal for Djing activities although you’ll have to buy the warranty separately as it is not offered by default when you get the speaker. 

 

JBL IRX Series

The IRX Series are sizable speakers. Standing at 23.6” tall, the unit produces great sound and features a conveniently lightweight design. It can be paired with a Bluetooth device if you want to stream music. It also has a one-touch button that instantly reduces the volume whenever speech input is detected, making it the perfect DJ companion. 

 

PreSonus Eris E3.5

The E3.5s is fitted with a 3.5” woofer which doesn’t sound huge but manages to deliver punchy sound. The compact size of the speaker makes them very portable, so you can throw them inside your minipack anytime you want to go from one house party to another. Although the bass is not too much, you will still feel the impact of the low-frequency sounds. 

 

JBL PartyBox 300

The PartBox 300 is fairly lightweight for its size. Tipping the scales at 34.2 pounds, the speaker can be moved around with ease and offers high-quality sound with an immersive audio experience. This makes it a top candidate for home deejaying. Not to mention that it features full-panel lighting to deliver the typical party atmosphere. 

 

Logitech Z313

The Logitech Z313 is very lightweight and portable, which is just what a highly mobile DJ needs. It allows you to set up a station practically anywhere you want; whether you want it by the pool or in the backyard. 

With built-in control pods, you get an easy task regulating the booming sound not to disturb the neighbors. The speaker produces 25W of sound and features a compact subwoofer that can fit into tight spaces easily.