Sound system rental

Open outdoor spaces scatter sound faster than a closed hall, so you usually need speakers at several points rather than one central unit. Tell us the rough area and shape of the space and we work out the speaker layout that covers everyone.

Setup and calibration are enough when the source is steady, such as continuous background nasheeds. When sources change during the evening between a speaker, music and nasheeds, having someone at the mixer keeps the sound quality right. Tell us your programme and we agree on what suits you.

Yes. A high ceiling creates echo that makes speech muddy. Placing speakers at different heights or directing them toward the audience reduces it. Give us an idea of the hall height and ceiling shape and we position the speakers where they help.

One microphone works when one person speaks at a time. When the officiant and witnesses exchange words or the microphone passes between a host and guests, two or more are smoother. Tell us the programme and how many speakers there will be and we agree the right number.

Yes. A closed hall reflects sound from its walls, so the mixer needs careful echo management. A tent absorbs some sound but is often open at the sides, so speaker placement needs to cover those sides. Tell us the type of space and its rough dimensions and we prepare the right system.