Service 03
Wireless microphones and stage sound
Wireless microphones must work without dropouts, noise or surprises. We prepare them so that performers can focus solely on their performance.
About the service
When several wireless systems are in use at once, careful frequency planning, checking the venue for interference and fitting the microphones correctly on speakers and performers are essential.
On stage, we take care of tidy cabling, signal routing and monitors, so that performers can hear themselves and each other.
Before the event, we label and test every microphone and show speakers how to wear it correctly; during the event, we continuously monitor battery levels and the signal on every channel.
That way, speakers, hosts and performers can think about their performance rather than the technology.
What it includes
- Handheld, headset and lavalier wireless microphones
- Frequency planning and interference checks
- Labelling microphones by performer
- Fitting microphones on speakers and performers
- Helping speakers use the microphone correctly
- Stage monitors for performers
- Tidy stage cabling and signal routing
- Continuous monitoring of batteries and all channels during the event
What you gain
A difference you can hear.
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No dropouts
Carefully planned frequencies and interference checked at the venue.
- 02
Freedom of movement
Speakers and performers can move freely around the stage and the room.
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Everything under control
Continuous monitoring of batteries and signal on every channel.
How it works
Step by step.
- 01
Microphone plan
Based on the programme, we decide on the type and number of microphones and the channel allocation.
- 02
Frequency check
At the venue, we check for radio interference and set the frequencies.
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Fitting
We help speakers and performers put on their microphones and test them.
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Monitoring during the event
We keep an eye on batteries, signal and microphone changes between parts of the programme.
What we need from you
The following information helps us prepare a quote and ensure everything runs smoothly. If you do not know something yet, that is no problem — we will fill in the gaps together as we go.
- A list of speakers and performers in running order
- Information on who needs a headset or lavalier microphone
- A few minutes with each speaker before the start
- Details of any other wireless devices at the venue
Suitable for
- Conferences with several speakers
- Theatre and dance performances
- Round tables and panel discussions
- Live music
- Events with a host
Where we use it
01 Which microphone should we choose: handheld, headset or lavalier?
A handheld microphone is the most reliable for speech and singing, a headset leaves the hands free, and a lavalier is the least noticeable. We advise based on the type of performance and the speaker’s preferences.
02 What if a battery runs out during the event?
We prepare the batteries before the event, change them during breaks and monitor their status throughout, so that this does not happen.
03 How many wireless microphones can we use at once?
The number depends on the event and the conditions at the venue. We agree on your needs in advance and take them into account when planning frequencies.
Other services
Everything for the sound of your event.
- 01 Live sound mixing Professional sound mixing for events, performances, speeches and public occasions. More
- 02 Event sound systems Clear, reliable sound for conferences, ceremonies, presentations and outdoor events. More
- 04 Technical event planning Set-up planning, soundchecks, equipment preparation and delivery of the event. More
Next step
Wireless microphones and stage sound for your event?
Planning an event? Tell us your idea and we will prepare a tailored quote.