DJ equipment, mixer, and signal connections during an event
Playback, routing, control / Event audio
Sound design & engineering / Boston & New England

Clarity in every detail.

01 / A starting point

Existing installations

Uneven levels, unclear speech, hum, or confusing controls.

02 / A starting point

Live sound

System planning, setup, and engineering for the show.

03 / A starting point

System tuning

Speaker alignment, processing, and a balance that works in the room.

A useful starting point

Bring what
you know.

Venues, promoters, live performers, DJs, and owners of existing systems.

Tell us what equipment you have, what you’re hearing, the room dimensions, and whether this is for an event or an installed system.

You don’t need to know every specification before you get in touch.

Start a conversation
Planning your project

What we can help with.

We’ll agree on the scope, price, and timing before work begins.

01

System design

Define speaker coverage, signal routing, amplification, and processing around the room and intended use.

02

Alignment & calibration

Review crossover settings, delay alignment, and system balance for clarity and a consistent listening experience.

03

Live engineering

Front-of-house and system support for live music or DJ events, scoped to the show and production requirements.

04

Troubleshooting

Investigate signal, routing, noise, or setup problems and explain the practical next steps.

Before we begin

A few practical questions.

How much will it cost?

The space, equipment, timing, and amount of support all affect the price. Share a budget if you have one. We’ll explain the options and separate equipment or fabrication from labor, delivery, and any design work.

What should I send you?

Tell us what equipment you have, what you’re hearing, the room dimensions, and whether this is for an event or an installed system. If you’re still figuring things out, a short description is enough to begin.

Can you work with what I already have?

Yes. Send equipment details and photos. We’ll review what can be retained and explain any changes we recommend.

Let’s work through the details.

Tell us what equipment you have, what you’re hearing, the room dimensions, and whether this is for an event or an installed system.

Request a consultation