Paradise Audio Logistics

Parade day setup, 2018.

How many times have you played a show and the mic stand is all jacked up or won't properly adjust? The mic slowly starts pointing toward the floor, and you have to stop playing your guitar to fix it. Just like that, a simple and easily avoidable issue ruins a song (or a set!).

Mic stands and the clips are often an overlooked item in a sound engineers arsenal. Many other companies buy the cheaper On-Stage or Hercules branded stands, as they are often a low budget (but highly unreliable) solution as an afterthought expense.

At Paradise Audio, we rely on Gator Frameworks and ID series mic stands. They are industrial grade, built like a tank, and have 1/4 turn adjustments for easy set up. All mic clips are matched to their respective mics, ensuring proper fit. We do "tune ups" on them before every show so we can guarentee there will be no issues with mic placement during your set.

If you don't want small problems that turn into big problems during your set, contact us now for booking. We are currently taking dates for October-January.

We are incredibly excited to announce our partnership with Meat and Potato Ent.. We have worked with them previously and have been astounded by the quality of the artists they procure. Give their page a like, and we can't wait to provide sound for all of the artists on their roster!

Meat and Potato Ent. is proud to announce our new partnership with Paradise Audio Logistics. We've formed a strategic partnership with our friends at Paradise to make sure that our concerts will now always have professional sound and a professional sound engineer. We feel that bands and fans deserve that.

If you're a band that needs help with a show, we're also now able to source an amazing sound system and sound engineer for you. Because Paradise has multiple systems, we have the right sound system for any event.

We've also named Steve Zampano as the Director of Sound and Lighting for the 2018 Electric City Music Conference. All of our previously employed sound engineers / companies will still be used. But, Steve will oversee technical questions from artists and sound system/engineer scheduling. This will free up time and resources.

Obviously some venues we work with have in-house engineers who we love working with. This announcement does not pertain to them.