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If you've made it to this article, you are most likely in the market for the best church sound systems. While it may be easier to explain the best church speakers, there are a few things you'll want to take into consideration first. The best sound system for your church is one that truly fits your church's layout and a number of other aspects.

When you are building the perfect sound system for your church, you'll want to know the following situations.

The church layout is constantly changing. So whether you rent out the school's auditorium every week or you own a 50,000 square foot building. The sound system will look much different depending on the building you are in. If you only are in your church one day per week, we'd recommend some portable, lightweight speakers. If you are in a building that you own though, you will usually be more open to heavier speakers that are mounted to the ceiling.

The position of your church's speakers is extremely vital to the size and acoustics of the room. Skinny rooms with high ceilings will typically sound different in a wide room with low ceilings.

Just because a sound system is expensive, it does not necessarily mean that it will fit and sound right in your church. Below, we have included the ideal sound systems for whatever church layout and budget you have.

It's important to know whether you want to go with a more classic Worship style with bells and acoustic instruments or a more rock style of worship with modern instruments.

When you're ready to build out your church's sound system, you'll want to deliver your pastor's message clearly, enhance the choir and worship band's instruments, and be able to deliver pitched-perfect sound altogether.

In order to build the perfect sound system for your church, we'd highly recommend the following components.

The mixer is an important component of your church's sound system. In fact, the entire sound system revolves around the mixer you get. The mixer provides your audio inputs, audio outputs, routing, Microphone amplification and much more. Below we have included some of our favorite mixers for churches around the world.

The QSC TouchMix-30 is an ideal digital mixer for churches. This mixer combines a multi-track recorder and DAW interface into an easy to use a live mixer. From many reviews online, people tend to love working with this mixer because of how easy it is to use and how quickly people can learn how to use it.

The QSC TouchMix-30 Pro 32-Channel offers a 10-inch multi-touch touchscreen, 32 mixing channels, 24 Mic/Line, 6 Line, Stereo USB, 16 outputs, 120 live instruments, and microphone resets, and is capable of recording 32 tracks directly to an external hard drive.

The Yamaha MGP32X is a big mixer that is ideal for churches. It's ideal for churches because it is one of the best mixers on the market. The analog mixing console features iOS compatibility, two-hybrid stereo channels, leveler, and stereo imager functions. This is one of the best mixers for a church sound system.

When the Behringer X32 was released, it has changed the game by rethinking the digital mixer. The fluid workflow has a fully interactive user interface. The X32 is more flexible, offers 50 onboard FX plugins, motorized faders, channel strips, 7″ main display, LCD scribble strips and much more.

The PreSonus StudioLive is a complete powerhouse. The 32-channel digital mixer uses a dual-core FLEX DSP engine with enough power to drive 286 simultaneous processors. With this mixer, you can expect three options for multitrack recording, clean XMAX preamps for sound reinforcement and recording, and advanced processing for EQ, compression, and effects.

The next component you will want to look at is creating the sound system with the speakers. Are you in the market for powered speakers or un-powered speakers? Portable speakers or permanent speakers? Below we have included some of our favorite church speakers.

The PreSonus ULT15 features the “Ultra Long Throw” design which ensures that everyone in the audience can be reached. The wide 110-degree horizontal dispersion helps avoid sonic dips and can be used as a main speaker, stage Monitor, fill speaker, or portable PA.

When you need pure power and reliability, the QSC PA speaker and a subwoofer is a great combination. QSC offers a 3-year warranty and offers 1,000 watts of power to help power this incredible system.

The RCF active loudspeaker and active PA subwoofer setup is a great solution for mid to large size churches. The speaker combination features professional sound levels, 1,400 watts of 2-way peak power and a phenomenal sound all around.

Microphones are an essential component of your church service. Whether someone is reading the bulletin, the pastor is delivering his message or the guitarist is singing, microphones are an essential part of the overall church sound system. Below we have compiled some of the best handheld and wireless microphones for your church services.

Last, but not least, presenters and performers need to hear themselves. Stage monitors are an essential part of the church sound system. Below we have written up some of the best monitors for churches.

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