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Max Watts Sydney

Max Watts Sydney

Max Watts Installs New State Of The Art Sound System

by Paul Cashmere on July 11, 2018

in News

Max Watts in Sydney will soon have the best sound system installed in a city venue.

8th Day Sound will begin installation of the Adamson S10 PA System at the Sydney venue.

The Adamson S10 has a sound that works in theatres and stadiums. After installation, the 1500 capacity venue will have one of the best concert sounds in Australia.

“We are excited to be working with Max Watt’s Sydney. The Adamson S10 System has been in the 8th Day Sound inventory for around 18 months and has been growing in popularity around Australia. This is 8th Day’s first permanent venue install with the Adamson S10 System and we are confident the new PA will make Max Watt’s one of Sydney’s go-to venues,” said Damien Pryor, 8th Day Sound.

Alongside this announcement of the 8th Day and Max Watt’s partnership comes the addition of Friends Like Us and The Glass Collective moving in-house to assist with publicity and social media.

As well as a live concert venue, Max Watts at Moore Park is also becoming a room of choice for acts in Sydney to rehearse before a tour.

Upcoming shows at Max Watts include Obie Trice on July 20 and Stryper on August 18.

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