A full TSF line array system — flown or ground-stacked mains, subwoofers and stage monitors, with front fills, wireless microphones and a mixing console at front of house. White speakers, white subwoofers, white monitors — the only all-white PA for rent in Las Vegas, so it disappears into a ballroom instead of dominating it. Every cabinet is loaded with LaVoce Italiana drivers, because the sound has to be as good as the finish. Delivered, rigged and tuned to the room by our system tech before doors.
White line array modules for the room, white subwoofers for the floor, white wedges for whoever is on stage — the only all-white PA system for rent in Las Vegas. We bring as many of each as the space actually needs.
The main hang. Modules fly in a column so the sound reaches the back of the room at the same level it hits the front row — add or remove boxes to match the space.
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The low end you feel rather than hear. Ground-stacked under the hang or flown with it, and the reason a dance floor actually moves.
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Angled at the performer, not the guests. A band, a singer or a speaker hears themselves cleanly without the room turning muddy.
Get a quoteA single pair of speakers on sticks is loud at the front and thin at the back, so you push the volume until the first ten tables are shouting over it. An array is a column of modules aimed as one — the level stays even from the dance floor to the last table, at a volume people can still talk over between songs.
Sound quality comes first. The finish is white because of the rooms we work in, but the boxes were chosen for how they sound. Our line array modules, subwoofers and stage monitors are high-grade cabinets manufactured in China to a professional touring standard, and every one of them is loaded with drivers from LaVoce Italiana, the renowned Italian transducer house whose woofers and compression drivers sit inside some of the most respected PA systems in the world. That pairing is what lets the rig stay clear and even at conversation level, and still fill a six-hundred-seat ballroom without strain.
The setups above are the ones people ask for most — they are a starting point, not a menu. A speaker count that suits eighty guests in a private room is the wrong answer for six hundred in a ballroom, and we would rather tell you that than sell you the wrong box. We design and build to the room, the brief and the budget in front of us.
Tell us what you pictureTell us the room, the guest count and whether there is a band, a DJ or speeches. We size the rig to that.
Delivered and built by our crew — flown from truss or ground-stacked, cabled and out of the way.
Tuned to the room before doors, not during the first speech. Levels set for the space as it will actually be.
Microphones, monitors and playback handled through the event, and struck once the last guest is gone.
Guest numbers, the space and whether there is a band, a DJ or speeches. That is enough for us to spec it properly.
