Servicing Boston & New England
Built to sound as good as it looks.

01 / Ways to work together
Bring the records. Gather your people.
We’ll help set the room in motion.
Speaker &
event rentals
Equipment rental and high-fidelity horn systems, with delivery, setup, and event support available.
Plan your event rental The spaceSound for
a space
Permanent sound systems for restaurants, galleries, workplaces, and homes.
Explore installations The objectSomething made
for you
Speaker cabinets, studio racks, DJ booths, cables, and furniture, made in our Andover workshop.
Explore custom builds02 / The Sound Logic desk
Choose a few details to begin a brief for your event, your space, or a custom build.
More ways to work together.
In their words.
The system is
part of the room.
DIY culture runs through our work: learning how things work, trying ideas, and making something that feels like your own. How it sounds matters. So does how you live with it.
We bring that approach to contemporary equipment, vintage JBL and Altec systems, and cabinets built in our Andover workshop. Bring your records, your existing gear, or an idea you’ve been sketching. We’ll help work out what comes next.
Inside our approach to makingA conversation.
A clear plan.
A working system.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share the location, timing, what the system needs to do, and a budget if you have one. Photos and rough plans help.
Work through the options.
We’ll discuss equipment, design, and the support you need. Your quote separates the scope, costs, and next steps.
Bring it together.
We build, install, or set up the agreed system. For permanent installations, we’ll show you how to use it.
Bring sound into
the conversation early.
Planning a renovation or opening a space? Let’s talk about speaker positions, finishes, cable routes, and everyday controls while there’s still room to make them work together.
Plan sound for your projectGet to know the room.
One wedding. A few different soundtracks.
Quiet vows, dinner conversation, a good toast, and a full dance floor. Plan the sound around the way your day moves.
Read the article ↗PA systems / How things connectWhat makes a PA a system?
Follow the sound from a microphone or music source to the audience. A guide to the parts, connections, and controls that make a rental work.
Read the article ↗Event production / The working briefGive the crew a brief they can use.
A venue, a program, an access window, and someone at the controls. Put the practical details of an event in one shared plan.
Read the article ↗Tell us what
you’re planning.
A few details are enough to start. We’ll help you work out the sound, the equipment, and the next step.
Sound Logic