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Transduces acoustic energy into electrical signals; typically placed at the origin of the sound.

Converts electrical signals back into audible sound; typically distributed around the venue for audience coverage.

Increases the power of audio signals; placed between the mixer and speakers.

Combines multiple audio inputs into a single or multiple outputs; usually positioned at the sound technician's station.

Converts analog signals to digital for use with computers, and vice versa; positioned between the computer and other audio components.

Provides electrical pathways for audio signals; connections run throughout the system between components.

Adjusts the frequency balance of audio signals; typically used during mixing stage.

Software for recording, editing, and producing audio; usually found in a studio or with the sound engineer.

Controls the dynamic range of audio signals; generally used in mixing to even out levels.

Provides necessary electrical power; situated within or near each device requiring power.

Adds reverbs, delays, and other effects to audio signals; placed in the signal chain usually after mixing.

Provides personal monitoring for sound engineering or recording; used at mixing console or in recording booth.

Boosts microphone signal to line level; located at the mixer or as a separate hardware unit.

Allows performers to hear themselves; placed on stage directed towards performers.

Handles low-frequency sounds; placed on the floor to better translate bass frequencies.

Connects instruments like guitars directly to the mixer; placed on stage or in the studio.

Holds various sound equipment in a stable, organized manner; found at the sound technician's area.

Consolidates microphone/instrument inputs at the stage; connected to the mixer via multicore cable.

Manipulates digital signals to improve sound quality; often integrated within other components like mixers or amplifiers.