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Wessex Audio Ltd

Active·subcontractor & supplier·Head office Dorchester

About from company website

Wessex Audio, run by Richard Swannie with over 20 years of industry experience, specialises in providing reliable audio-visual solutions tailored to client requirements. They offer a wide range of equipment suitable for various applications, aiming to deliver expert technical advice and high-quality audio equipment within any budget, ensuring long-term system performance. The company has extensive experience in commercial, domestic, and fault-finding for all audio systems, including 100V line and public address.

They are specialists in background music systems, pro audio, domestic multi-room setups, home cinemas, and educational and special effect audio-visual systems. Wessex Audio has a proven track record of installing visual systems for diverse venues such as bars, clubs, restaurants, museums, hotels, retail outlets, healthcare facilities, houses of worship, and entertainment complexes across the south of the UK. As a chosen audio contractor, Wessex Audio collaborates with other local businesses to provide comprehensive packages to end clients.

They are accredited suppliers for many leading AV brands and can supply both new and warranted used equipment to meet any budget or system needs. Their services extend to maintenance and refurbishment of existing audio-visual equipment, offering repair services and temporary equipment loans to ensure continuous operation.

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Project experience from company website

Batida Bar - Weymouth, Dorset

Batida Bar - Weymouth, Dorset

Weymouth, Dorset

Design of a high-quality audio system for a small cocktail bar, capable of HiFi performance for background music and high SPL equivalent of a nightclub whilst maintaining HiFi sound quality. This was to be from a small speaker box package that was to be custom painted to fit in with the décor and design of the bar. Along with the satellite speakers a bass speaker was custom built to handle the low bass frequencies, designed and tuned using computer software. The speakers used were the LAB series from eminence. The speaker box itself was painted by local artist and decorator to match the corresponding wall it was sat against.

Client · Batida Bar

Clients mentioned from company website

LP entertainment, Fusion night club, Luna bar, The Nook, The George Bar & Grill, The Lazy Lizard, Batida Bar.

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What does Wessex Audio Ltd do?

Wessex Audio specialises in audio installation, background music systems, pro audio, domestic multi room and home cinema, visual systems for bars, clubs, restaurants, museums, hotels, retail, healthcare, and entertainment complexes. Their listed services include M&E contracting, Security systems, Refurbishment and Design & build.

Where is Wessex Audio Ltd based?

Wessex Audio Ltd is registered at DORCHESTER, DT1 1RX, in South West.

What areas does Wessex Audio Ltd cover?

Wessex Audio Ltd states that it works across South Of The UK, Dorset and Weymouth.

Is Wessex Audio Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Wessex Audio Ltd as active.

What sectors does Wessex Audio Ltd work in?

Wessex Audio Ltd works in Commercial, Retail, Leisure, Education and Healthcare.

When was Wessex Audio Ltd established?

Wessex Audio Ltd was incorporated on 2017-08-21.

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