ProShow Sound is the audio provider for the CB Entertainment Stage at Inkcarceration, hosting up-and-coming and unsigned hard rock and metal bands at one of the largest metal festivals in Ohio.

Pictured: Paralandra and ProShow’s Electro-Voice QRx monitor package. The full festival package also includes FBT Muse Line Array with Meyer subwoofers and Midas consoles at FOH and Monitor.

ProShow Sound provided A/V for Drees Homes regional conference 2022. We support corporate events from small meetings to large-scale productions.

In the summer of 2021, with comedy clubs still at a minimum capacity or not open at all, ProShow Sound provided staging and audio for East Coast Entertainment on three original comedy tours, headlined by Preacher Lawson, Fortune Feimster, and Rob Schneider. Rather than taking place in traditional comedy venues, these shows transformed Minor League Baseball Stadiums across the rust Belt into comedy clubs for an evening.

Each of these dates had A/V challenges, from power distribution to RF coordination to the challenges of moving equipment on a playing surface that wasn’t designed to support it, during the season when the groundskeepers might have less than 12 hours to prepare the field for play after we removed our equipment. ProShow achieved this with Stageright staging, FBT Muse line array, QSC infill and foldback, and Shure QLX-D Wireless.

ProShow provided audio, video, staging, lighting, and thanks to our friends at A440 Sound, streaming for the Voices for Voices Brand New Day Charity Event.

Using JBL & EAW FOH, coaxial miniwedge foldback, Midas consoles at FOH, monitor, and broadcast, as well as providing displays, staging, and the spotlight, ProShow, A440, and deFunk Studio produced a successful stream for this charity event.

ProShow Sound provided audio and generator for the University Heights Fall Fest, using JBL FOH with dual 10” monitors and Midas console.

Pictured: Carlos Jones and the PLUS Band.

ProShow installed Martin Audio delay speakers to reinforce the existing system at The Foundry Concert Club. Utilizing equipment the club already owned, such as amplification, enabled us to install much higher-quality components than typically seen in small metal clubs. Everyone who has visited since these went up has been blown away by the sound quality, and we still brought the project in under budget!

Remington Leith of Palaye Royale tests the stability of one of ProShow’s HK Audio Projector systems at AEG’s The Gathering Late Night Lounge (Photo by Devon Keller)