HIRE CATALOGUE.
The equipment we hire, sorted by what it does, with the specifications that matter when you are planning a system: wireless and wired intercom, matrix frames and keypanels, headsets, two-way radios, audio interfaces and the network switches that carry it all.
Everything here is available as dry hire or as part of a designed and engineered system, in the UK and worldwide.
WHAT WE HIRE
WIRELESS INTERCOM
Beltpacks and antennas that let a crew talk freely, hands free, wherever they walk.
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WIRED INTERCOM
Partyline and networked beltpacks, on microphone cable or network cable.
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MATRIX & KEYPANELS
The frames at the centre of a system, and the panels for the people who run the show.
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HEADSETS
Single and double ear, from lightweight all-day headsets to high attenuation for loud stages.
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TWO-WAY RADIO
Motorola digital radios, repeaters and accessories, and the interface that ties them into the intercom.
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AUDIO INTERFACES
Dante and MADI interfaces, converters and breakout boxes that get audio on and off a network.
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NETWORKING
Managed switches built for audio, video and intercom over IP.
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HOW HIRE WORKS
A working system.
Equipment leaves the workshop built into flight-cased racks, configured for your channel plan and tested. It is designed to be wheeled in, connected and switched on.
A three-day week.
Hire is priced on a daily rate with a standard three-day week, so a hire of four to seven days costs the same as three. Every job is quoted individually.
Dry hire or engineered.
Take the equipment on its own, or with an engineer on site for load-in and through the show. We will say plainly which one the job needs.
NEED IT ON A SHOW?
Tell us the dates, the venue and roughly how many people need to talk. You will get a written quotation covering equipment, engineering time and delivery.