PALM Expo Magazine
Sound · Light · Audio Visual
With over two decades of leadership in premium audio solutions through L-Acoustics systems, J Davis Prosound & Lighting has made a strategic expansion by adding d&b audiotechnik's latest technologies to its inventory, further strengthening its position in India's live sound rental market.
The company has invested in d&b's newly launched CCL8 and CCL12 point source systems, accompanied by the CL subwoofers, as well as the highly regarded XSL8 and XSL12 line array systems, paired with XSL subwoofers, all driven by the advanced D40 amplifiers. This comprehensive package ensures exceptional sonic performance, energy efficiency, and versatility for a wide range of productions, from corporate events to large-scale tours.
A standout feature of both the CCL and XSL systems is their cardioid design, present in both the main tops and subwoofers. This cardioid functionality offers significant real-world advantages
By adding these cardioid-enabled systems, J Davis Prosound & Lighting now offers clients unprecedented control over their acoustic environments, delivering clearer sound, tighter low end, and an overall more enjoyable listening experience across any event format.
Commenting on this milestone, Santana Davis, Managing Director of J Davis Prosound & Lighting, shared: "We've proudly relied & still continue to rely on L-Acoustics for over 20 years, building a reputation on clarity, consistency, and trust. Bringing d&b audiotechnik into our fold now gives us the best of both worlds. With this dual-brand powerhouse approach, J Davis Prosound & Lighting will now stand in providing tailored, world-class audio experiences across rental market in India."
"Congratulations to Santana Davis and the entire J Davis Prosound & Lighting team on this exciting addition to your rental inventory! It's been a pleasure working with you on this milestone, and I'm confident this strategic investment will set new benchmarks in sonic excellence across your projects. Wishing you continued success!", commented Leslie Lean of Ansata.