One of India’s largest integrated production companies, Audio Factory provides sound reinforcement, lighting and visual services to rental and touring projects – and has recently acquired a Bose Professional ShowMatch system.
Serving regional events and international artist tours, the inventory currently comprises 96 modules in total – 48 ShowMatch line array modules and 48 SMS 118 subwoofers – sufficient to handle sound reinforcement situations from small corporate gigs to stadium-size shows. The firm is using it for events ranging from corporate shows and Bollywood film industry live productions, to entertainment activities at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
‘When I first heard the system a few months ago, I felt the sound quality was extremely good,’ says Director of Audio, Vivek Vij,. ‘I immediately compared ShowMatch with other systems on the market and then realized that the quality of the sound from ShowMatch was really amazing. You can listen to this system for many hours without fatigue – and it is very consistent. The audio quality does not diminish over time – which is exactly what I need to provide to our clients: a system that consistently provides clean, clear audio.
‘Since we started using our ShowMatch system, we have employed it on a wide variety of shows, from a corporate event for Harley Davidson to a concert at the Grand Hyatt Goa in Bambolim, India, featuring Pritam, the multi-award-winning Indian composer, record producer and music director for Bollywood films. It is a very flexible system.’
Bose ShowMatch DeltaQ array loudspeakers are optimised for permanent installations and portable applications, with field-changeable waveguides (offering 70/100° horizontal coverage) in compact enclosures that can form DeltaQ, constant-curvature, or J-shape line-array configurations. ShowMatch loudspeakers are available with 5°, 10° or 20° vertical coverage options. An integrated suspension-hardware system allows for arrays up to 24 boxes. A matching single 18-inch subwoofer enclosure can be integrated for extended low frequency support.
