Punchy
New VS21 Subwoofers Deliver the Impact of Kick Drums and Intensity of
Deep-Bass Synths, while LA88 Line Arrays Fill the Space with Pristine
Sound
Austin, TX – May 10, 2016: Austin-based powered loudspeaker manufacturer BASSBOSS is well represented year round in its hometown, with speakers installed in popular venues such as Kingdom, Barcelona, Empire Control Room & Garage, and Ironwood Hall. When the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference sweeps through town every March, a broader audience is exposed to the power and clarity of BASSBOSS speakers as these venues play host to many official showcases and events. For SXSW 2016, in addition to their permanent installations around town, the company was asked to design and provide complete loudspeaker systems at two official stages, The Main I and The Main II .
Jes Elliott, SXSW Music Programmer, commented: “Time and again, BASSBOSS consistently delivers precision and quality that makes their products a standout feature. Everyone talks about how good it sounds when walking away from the show.”
Heightened State
“The
fact that so many incredible artists descend upon Austin each year is
always exciting,” says Lian Amber, CEO of BASSBOSS. “Having that kind of
talent and intensity in one place creates electricity in the air, and
BASSBOSS was proud to feed into that with our speaker installation at
The Main I and II.” BASSBOSS was tasked with providing systems that
could convert a now bare space, located at the former home of Emo’s, a
popular local live music club that has since relocated, into two
separate clubs capable of handling the sound needs of top flight talent
including Bun B and Steve Aoki. BASSBOSS president David Lee designed
systems that were up to the task by utilizing some of BASSBOSS’s newest
products, including the LA88 Line Array and RPX21 subwoofers.
