The P.A. People are Ceremonies Communications experts.

Typically it starts with a large Matrix intercom system and two way radios. We would add some base radios to integrate these elements that form the backbone of the communications system.

To allow the stage management team to view the arena we would provide an EYEcue system with twelve cameras, ten PC based monitoring stations and a Timecode distribution and reader system linked to the audio replay machines so everyone knows where the playback is up to.

Ensuring the cast of volunteers and the artists are able to be accurately cued will require an FM transmissions system and a couple of thousand FM-IEM receivers, along with In Ear Monitors and Radio
Mics for aerialists and headline talent.

Round this off with an extensive RF distribution system, kilometres of cable and fibre, network facilities, WiFi access, IP telephones and perhaps a Timelapse video of the event, and we have a typical ceremonies Communications system.

Music and Public festivals bring with them their own unique requirements.

Site wide radios are usually the first requirement and form the backbone of the communications system.

In this environment the EYEcue system takes centre stage for the Security personnel with extended zoom and PTZ cameras used for incident identification and crowd monitoring.

Audio messaging and management of VMS signage through ZoneManager is another important tool to manage the successful ingress and egress of thousands of patrons in a timely, safe and efficient manner.

Unique in this environment is SPLnet, our environmental monitoring tool enabling the real time management of noise emissions from a site and the collection of data for compliance purposes. Add cable fibre and data links , network facilities, WiFi access, IP telephones to the mix and let us deliver the technology for your next festival.