I know the event type
See the sound, screen, microphone, crew and rehearsal needs that commonly follow the programme.
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Plan the right AV setup for your event
Tell us your date, venue, guest count and programme. We’ll help you identify the sound, screens, microphones and technical support to include in your brief.
No equipment list neededEditable WhatsApp messageFree 2-minute planning tool
Start from what you already know
Four facts shape almost every AV decision
Share the event details you already have, and let the equipment list follow from them.
- 01DATE
Event date and operating hours
- 02VENUE
Room, access and setup window
- 03AUDIENCE
Guest count and layout
- 04PROGRAMME
Speeches, visuals, performances and outputs
Choose your starting point
Take the quickest route from idea to a workable brief
Start with the event details or the on-site problem you already have. The right equipment follows from them.
I know what I may need
Check where a rental option fits, what changes the setup and what a useful quotation should include.
See all rental options →Something is not working
Start with the symptom and identify the likely planning, setup or testing gap before changing equipment.
Diagnose more AV problems →Compare like with like
Why two AV quotations can look very different
One may include delivery, setup, technicians, rehearsal, backups and teardown. Another may list equipment only. Compare the work, assumptions and responsibilities behind the total.
Use the quotation checklist →- Equipment or functional outcomes included
- Delivery, setup and teardown
- Technician roles, hours and overtime
- Testing, soundcheck or rehearsal time
- Structures, power, cabling, internet and venue charges
- Backups, recordings, final files and exclusions
From event details to the right questions
Build a clearer event brief in a few minutes
Answer a few plain-language questions about the event, and the tools turn your answers into a reviewable brief you can send or refine.
Venue conditions matter
The same event can need a different setup in a different venue
Loading access, room shape, available power, sound limits and setup time can change what is practical.
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hotel loading windows, city traffic and varied ballroom layouts
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longer travel corridors, varied venue types and outdoor contingencies
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government protocols, precinct access and formal programme cues
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Move from event facts to a setup you can compare and test
It comes down to a clear, testable result: what the setup must achieve, who owns each part, and what to check before doors open.
See how the guidance is researched →- 01Describe what is happening
- 02Define what guests must hear, see or receive
- 03Compare complete scopes—not isolated items
- 04Test the critical moments before doors open
Ready to talk through your event?
Send the date, venue, guest count and programme. Start with what you know; missing details can be confirmed next.