The Anchor Audio AN-Mini speaker monitor is the most powerful, smallest system in the market. The AN-Mini is battery-operated so you can take it anywhere. Just switch it on and you are ready for any indoor or outdoor assemblies. You can also connect your ipod, MP3 player, or CD Player to the Anchor Audio AN-Mini.

The Anchor Audio AN-30 speaker is the smallest system in the Anchor line of products and offers a lot of sound in such a small cube. With 30 watts of rated power ouput, the Anchor Audio AN-30 can cover a typical sized conference room or classroom with ease. The AN-30 is so lightweight at under two pounds that it mounts to a wall or ceiling quite effortlessly. Combine an Anchor Audio AN-30 with a projector in a classroom for the perfect audio visual solution.

The Anchor Audio AN-130 Speaker Monitor is the perfect choice for classrooms, conference rooms and the corporate "road warriors" who rely on their sound systems to command the audience. Plus, it's the ideal companion for a video projector, DVD or VCR. Weighing in at only 8.5 pounds, this powerful sound system is designed for audiences up to 100 people.

The Anchor Audio AN-135 speaker is a light-weight, easy to use system that fills the room with sound. The AN-135 is ideal for use with a video projector, PC or CD/DVD player. Where do you use an AN-135? Class room or conference room, anywhere that requires sound coverage for groups up to 100 people.

The Anchor Audio ClassACT is designed to fill the classroom with your voice and your voice only, the ClassACT sound system eliminates outside interference. This light weight speaker monitor with hands free microphone allows teachers, corporate presenters and training instructors to make presentations, write on a whiteboard or operate a projector without any interruptions. The ClassACT is all about quality, reliability, and simplicity.

The Anchor Audio AN-1000X is the most versatile powered monitor on the market. You can add it to an A/V rack setup, use it as a studio monitor, install it in a trade show booth, or place it in the Captain's quarters on a US Navy warship to monitor activities in the intelligence room.