Posted on January 31, 2012 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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When you hire an iPod sound system from us there are precautions you should take. We have outlined how to set-up a system that we hire correctly to avoid damage to the equipment and maximise performance.
Take a look here
http://www.spotlightsound.co.uk/setup-sound-system/
Posted on January 27, 2012 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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On 26th January we provided two Sennheiser wireless microphones and a Mackie powered sound system to The Wilderness Foundation UK for their event “An Evening with Everest Climber Cathy O’dowd”. Comments were that the event was a great success using our high quality equipment there were no problems at all. We are very pleased that The Wilderness Foundation were able to have such a successful event.
http://www.wildernessfoundation.org.uk/
Posted on January 12, 2012 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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This morning we provided a sound system with wireless microphone for HM Prison Chelmsford, for motivational speaker Scary Guy, from America.
Scary Guy is a motivational speaker who’s mission is to eliminate hate, violence and prejudice worldwide. Scary has worked with over 7 million people around the world promoting peace through the teaching of Love and Acceptance of all people. His audience consists of both youth and adults on an individual, community and society level, unaware of how they are using negative energy to meet their needs.
The Scary Guy contends that prejudice of any kind undermines the very strength of every person’s right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness by all citizens, regardless of their race, religion, or country of origin. His core, underlying message is that prejudice and its ill effects on the World’s Community must be combated by every means possible – without becoming negative in the process of achieving this, either on an individual, community or global level.
The Scary Guy Motivational Speaker
Posted on January 1, 2012 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year.
We hope in the coming year to bring you even more great services for your event.
Posted on December 28, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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On boxing day we were pleased to supply The Purple Lounge Bar and Roof Terrace, Chelmsford, Essex with two Pioneer CDJ 2000 CD players for their guest DJ Sonny Wharton.
Sonny is probably best known for his smash hit with none other then Fat Boy Slim which he played on the night to the crowd at The Purple Lounge.
Posted on December 25, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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We would like to wish all of our clients, friends and colleagues alike a very Merry Christmas!
Posted on December 21, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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Back on the road with the NHS Foundation Trust board members to put on another Public Board Meeting. This week we reached out to Braintree to discuss progress within the trust and the current issues being faced. Again we supplied our conference style microphones and sound systems. We also supplied radio microphones hired to the guest speakers who gave presentations on work in their area.
Once again the organisers were really happy with the end result and ultimately the public could hear everything that the board members and presenters had to report.
Posted on December 12, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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We were honoured to support a winter wonderland theme event in memory of Lisa Shand who sadly passed away of cancer in 2008 aged just 37.
Lisa was a funny, fun-loving, outgoing mother of four who was loved by everyone she met. She was a strong-willed and determined woman, who dedicated her life to her family and those around her. Unfortunately Lisa was diagnosed with breast cancer. At the time she became ill, she was mother to Leanne 18 yrs, Conner 16, Tianna 3, and Sienna only 12 months old.
Lisa found out she had cancer when she was pregnant with her youngest daughter Sienna in 2006, however she was unable to start treatment whilst being pregnant, which prolonged her suffering. The doctors tried Radiotherapy, but this was unsuccessful, so Lisa was put on chemotherapy. As the doses were so strong, she was unable to get out of bed most days, meaning Leanne, her eldest daughter, had to step in and care for her siblings. Lisa did not want Leanne to neglect her studies and wanted her to have a normal life as a teenager; however Lisa’s illness deteriorated and Leanne therefore chose to leave College to look after her mother and her family. Lisa fought her illness for two and half long years, even attempting to do the Race for Life with her friends, however she was too ill to participate on the day, but ensured her friends and family ran the race to raise money for the illness she shared with others. Unfortunately soon after this the cancer spread to her brain, and she could not fight any longer. Sadly she lost her battle on 15th September 2008 leaving her children behind.
Leanne, her eldest daughter now 21 years old, describes her mother as her best friend. She would do anything for anyone and often took in people who needed a place to stay. She was devoted to her family and would light up any room she entered. Leanne sees her as an inspiration as do her friends. The toughest challenge for Leanne now, is to raise her siblings as best she can being so young herself, but endeavours to raise them the way her mother would have wanted. Leanne also now looks after her Grandfather who is also having treatment for cancer. What upset Lisa the most, was not the illness, but the worry that her youngest daughters would not remember her, or may only remember her when she was in suffering. She was a proud person and hid her pain from those closest most of the time, trying to ensure they saw her at her best.
When Lisa passed away, the family had no finances to provide a headstone for her grave, something that has bothered Leanne for the past 3 years, so we have decided to host a Winter Wonderland in December, in memory of Lisa to raise money for a head stone to be placed at Lisa’s graveside. Leanne has given everything into raising her siblings and we feel they need something to remember their mother by. By ensuring a head stone is placed at Lisa’s grave, her youngest daughters will have a place to visit their mother and share their memories of her. We will also be donating some proceeds to Cancer Research UK. Lisa loved Christmas time and welcomed everyone to her house over this period, providing for all she could. This time of year truly lightened up Lisa’s life and she ensured her family had a fun time. By holding this event, we feel her friends and family will be closer to Lisa again, but also gives the community an opportunity to have a fun family day out.
We were more than happy to provide a full mood lighting setup to highlight the entire room and Christmas trees that had been setup around the room. We received a very kind email from the organiser Mike which reads:
“Sam and the team were fantastic. The lights were amazing and looked spectacular. They turned a vision into a reality very quickly and they made such a difference. The generosity and kind-hearts of the team really struck a cord and shows how lovely they are. Its amazing how their lighting can work helping to turn a Sports Hall into a Winter Wonderland.
Thank you so much guys. Always available to recommend you.”
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Posted on December 12, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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We were asked to supply a front of house sound system hire and stage monitors hire for a tribute act to Take That, at the The David LLoyd Centre in Dartford, Kent for a Christmas Party. The band and agency were really impressed with the system and their show went brilliantly. We look forward to working with you all again soon.
Sound Systems Hire with FOH Systems and Monitor Systems Hire Essex and Kent.
Posted on December 7, 2011 by Sam , Posted in Blog ,
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We were pleased to supply the radio microphone systems for a 2 week period to The Boswells School, Chelmsford, Essex for their main school show ‘Toy Shop’. Years 9 to 13 can take part in the school show and displays the vast talent at The Boswells School and 6th Form Chelmsford.
The shows technical director Mr Richard Coombes was very happy with the systems that we provided to enable the show to run smoothly.