Start with the audience, not the speaker list
Sound coverage depends on where people sit or stand, how the room behaves and whether the programme is speech, music or both. A small boardroom, a dinner and an open-air audience call for different planning.
Microphones need a job description
Tell us who will use microphones and how: a presenter at a lectern, a panel, a roaming host, performers or audience questions. It is also helpful to know whether playback, video sound or live instruments are part of the running order.
Outdoor sound needs a site plan
For open-air events, send the audience area, stage position, nearby structures, power details and access times. These details shape the conversation before equipment choices are made.
What to send with your enquiry
The event date, venue or site, approximate audience layout, programme timings and any technical contact give us a practical starting point.
Equipment and support
PA speakers, subwoofers where music requires them, mixing, stage monitors, handheld, lapel and gooseneck microphones, DJ playback and backline requirements can be planned with technical operation for the programme.
Available systems
Available systems include professional PA speakers, subwoofers, stage monitors, Yamaha and digital mixing consoles, plus Shure and Sennheiser wireless handheld, lapel and headset microphones and wired gooseneck microphones. The final system is matched to speech, music, audience layout and venue conditions.