This document discusses different types of public address (PA) systems. A traditional PA system consists of a microphone, zone amplifier, and speakers. PA over IP uses an IP network instead of a centralized amplifier to distribute audio to locations within reach of the network. A hybrid system combines traditional zone amplifiers with a digital logic system, allowing for selective paging while keeping costs lower than a fully digital system. The document provides examples of different PA system setups for venues like schools, hospitals, and metro stations.