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Wireless PA System for Church
Clear sermons and hymn playback across the sanctuary and fellowship hall — without running a meter of speaker cable.
Get a Quote View the HubThe problem
Church audio should not need a construction project
Every worship space ends up with the same three headaches. None of them are about the music.
✕Runs of cable
Threading speaker wire through historic walls, plaster and pillars takes weeks and permanent damage.
✕Back pews that hear less
Speech fades before it reaches the rear rows — the furthest seats get the least of the sermon.
✕One switch for everything
Sanctuary, hall and courtyard all share a single volume. There is no way to speak to just one area.
The system
One host. Every pew, hall and courtyard.
The CyanCast Hub sits at the pulpit and broadcasts to wireless terminals around the building. No cable run, no rewiring, no contractor.
- 🎉Front-of-houseHost and mixing console at the pulpit for the pastor and music team.
- 📡Wireless terminalsColumn, wall and ceiling speakers placed where needed.
- 🏠Full coverageNave, choir loft, fellowship hall and courtyard on one system.
Why it stays clear
Engineered for live voice, not just playback
Four capabilities that matter on Sunday morning.
Gooseneck mic
Clear sermons and announcements straight from the pulpit, no separate mic system needed.
MIC priority
Background music ducks automatically when the pastor speaks, then returns exactly on cue.
Low-latency sync
Auracast-based timing keeps every terminal in perfect lockstep — no echo, no phase smear.
A/B zones
Run the sermon in the nave while the courtyard plays its own music, from one host.
Pick your terminals
Speakers for worship spaces
Match each zone with the right form factor.
Waterproof Speaker Column
4" 15 W / 4" 30 W. For gardens, plazas and outdoor zones.
Wall-Mount Speaker
4" wood 15 W / 5" plastic 30 W. Corridors, classrooms, offices.
Ceiling Speaker
6" 6 W / 8" 15 W. Malls and hotel lobbies — discreet and clean.
Setup
Running before the first hymn
No tools, no ladder work, no electrician. Three steps and the space is live.
Place the host
Set the Hub at the pulpit or sound desk and plug in the power supply.
Power the terminals
Plug each wireless speaker into a standard outlet where you want sound.
Talk
Speak into the gooseneck mic. Every zone follows, in sync, instantly.
Built for worship