Sound System
Showcase · Live build

Audio that never asks for a retake.

Every seat hears the same clarity. Our FOH engineer owns gain structure, monitors, and failover — before the first guest sits down.

100K

Watts for festival and main stage

≤2ms

Safe IEM monitor latency

64ch

Digital mixer with redundant PSU

20yr

Years of field FOH experience

Line Array Internasional1K – 100K WattFOH & Monitor EngineerIEM & UHF WirelessDigital Mixer 64ch+Redundant PSUSubwoofer StackDistro Power AudioLine Array Internasional1K – 100K WattFOH & Monitor EngineerIEM & UHF WirelessDigital Mixer 64ch+Redundant PSUSubwoofer StackDistro Power Audio
Why this exists

Events get judged on two things you can't control from the stage: the light on the speaker's face, and the sound reaching the furthest seat. We carry the second. Every watt, every mic, every monitor — out of one team.

Coverage that's modeled — not guessed.
01 · Coverage
Coverage

Coverage that's modeled — not guessed.

Every line array is modeled to your venue. Even SPL from the front row to the back, with delay towers when the room calls for it.

Performers hear what they need.
02 · Monitoring
Monitoring

Performers hear what they need.

IEM personal mixes, side fills, or wedges — built to the band's or speaker's request. Dedicated monitor engineer, not one person trying to cover both desks.

Every failure point has a quiet backup.
03 · Resilience
Resilience

Every failure point has a quiet backup.

Mixer mirroring, dual PSU, wireless frequency scans, tagged and labeled cabling. If something dies, the switch over doesn't reach the audience.

From the field

Builds, not renders.

Line array main hang
Line array main hang
Monitor world
Monitor world
FOH position
FOH position
Festival mainstage
Festival mainstage
Subwoofer stack
Subwoofer stack
Showreel

Hear how we work — before your event day.

Soundcheck pre-doors — FOH and monitors in sync

Soundcheck pre-doors — FOH and monitors in sync

2:08

Full showreel available on request · NDA available

How we work

Four phases. One team accountable from brief to tear-down.

Each phase has a deliverable you can forward to your own stakeholders. Not promises — documents.

01Phase 1

Venue acoustics walk-through

We log the room shape, materials, and reflective surfaces before audio spec is locked.

02Phase 2

System design & simulation

Coverage predicted with the vendor software. You see an SPL heatmap — not a promise that 'it'll sound good.'

03Phase 3

Disciplined load-in & soundcheck

Soundcheck starts on time, off a 23-item checklist. Not exploration — verification.

04Phase 4

Show & teardown

Engineer on the console all show. Tear-down scheduled to the minute for venue hand-off.

Sound System

Let's talk about your audio.

Format, capacity, performers — send it across. You'll get a real system spec, not a brochure.