When a sound engineer and an experienced festival organiser put their heads, time and money together to build a custom dance rig, you know the results are going to be worth hearing.

They've created a 25K system that Spesh, one half of Symmetry Soundsystem, says "has been designed and engineered from the top down for bass heavy dance music."

It comprises of eight custom built Labhorns, and four 18" dual kick bins to deliver "thunderous sub and pounding kicks", as well as Turbo Sound Floodlight tops, an industry standard box installed in many of the worlds top venues.

To launch the system they're hosting a night at Peckham's Bussey Building on March 26th with a line-up that includes Cyantific, Instra:mental, Engine Earz (live), Dokkabi Q, Pdex and Flawless amongst others.

Sam Coad, otherwise known as Josh X, says they were keen to find a line-up that would push the system in different directions. "We're really pleased with the line-up we've got, a lot of the performers were really keen to work with us when we explained about the event which was great."

 

 

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