Las Vegas, Nevada · Travel & remote
Broadcast intercom engineering and RF coordination for live sports, entertainment, and broadcast. Riedel, RTS, Clear‑Com, and Dante networks, built by a crew that has worn the headset on show day.
Selected credits
Full listCapabilities
Most productions bring a specialist for each. We cover all of it, which is exactly why the three layers end up agreeing with each other.
Intercom systems
Riedel, RTS, and Clear-Com frames configured and integrated, with beltpacks that are checked, labelled, and handed out before the first crew call.
RF coordination
Wireless mics, IEMs, and IFBs coordinated across multizone venues, with RF-over-fiber where the distances demand it.
Dante / AES67
Complex Dante and AES67 networks designed, deployed, and documented, led by a Dante Level 3 certified engineer.
Show support
Calm, cross-functional crew for broadcasts where positions need to flex. One tech or a full comms team, on site or remotely.
Services
From a single show-day tech to a full comms team owning the whole RF scope of a production.
Service detailsFrequency coordination, intercom, and A2 support on show day. Wireless mics, IEMs, IFBs, and beltpacks in dense RF environments.
Learn more 02Lead the comms and RF side of a production from first drawing to load-out: design, logistics, crew, and integration.
Learn more 03REMI and distributed productions: link intercom systems across sites over IP, monitor RF remotely, and keep every room on the same page.
Learn more 04Show-specific advice before the gear ships: specs, workflow, and RF plans that survive contact with the venue.
Learn moreHow we work
Calm under pressure. Cross-functional. A crew that covers more than one role when the show needs it.
Process
Clean comms on air look effortless. They are the result of a lot of boring, careful work in the days before.
Read the rundown, count the channels, learn the venue. The questions get asked before the truck does.
Matrix layout, beltpack plan, frequency plan, network topology. Drawn, shared, and revised with the crew.
Scan the room, coordinate with every other RF user on site, and lock a plan with headroom.
Rack, patch, label, program. Every beltpack and every channel checked before the first call.
Live monitoring of spectrum and intercom through the broadcast. Problems get fixed quietly.
Strike, document what changed, and hand back a plan that is ready for the next show.
Next show
Tell us the dates, the venue, and roughly how many channels and positions. We'll tell you what we'd need and who's available.
Las Vegas, Nevada · Crew available for travel and remote support