Showing posts with label Audio visual equipment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio visual equipment. Show all posts

10 January, 2007

Limmud Conference - 10 years with Shock!

Shock have reached a decade of running sound, lighting and audio visual services for the annual Limmud Conference.

This year was one of the best yet with a record 2300 participants. Highlights included an amazing Jewish gospel group and a great program of lectures, workshops and performances. Shock supplied 5 staff and a huge range of sound, lighting, projection and other audio visual equipment. We also provided advice and support for the organisers and presenters. The Limmud organising team

09 January, 2007

New Equipment for the Digital Age


Shock are proud to be the owners of two new Yamaha LS9 digital mixing desks which will enhance the live audio experience in our future events and performances.

These incredibly versatile desks have a huge number of features and every set up can be saved for future shows. They are available for dry hire or we can supply a trained engineer with them! Please call us for details.

08 November, 2006

Brampton Manor School Paging System








Shock recently installed a 3 zone paging system in the library of Brampton Manor School East Ham, London. The brief from the head librarian was a low profile simple to use system that blended in with the decor of the newly built building. We used low impact white speakers and concealed all cabling in the ceiling.

30 August, 2006

LimmudFest Sways to the Beats!








Participants were this week recovering from an eclectic mix of music, learning and camping that was LimmudFest '06. Shock provided AV support for the event, highlights of which included the incredible Sway Machinery, Mor Karbasi, the Oi Va Voi duo and GhettoPlotz. The event gets better each year and we're looking forward to next year (and slightly more sun!)

26 July, 2006

City Of London Festival "Great Success"















This year's City Of London Festival has been
hailed a great success by organisers
who
especially thanked Shock for providing all their

AV requirements at three venues around the
square
mile. Performances this year were varied
as ever with
styles ranging from Jazz to Japanese.