Sound

Sound system rental in Toronto

Systems sized to the room and the guest count, delivered, rigged, tuned and operated. Not dropped at a loading dock with a manual.

Sized by guest count and room volume, not by what fits in the van.

From $600 delivered and operated · 50 to 800 guests

  • Tuned in the room before doors
  • Redundant playback on every booking
  • A wired spare mic that cannot fail
  • Toronto and the GTA
Line array cabinets and amplifier racks stacked and ready to fly
Emshab front of house at a Toronto event: the booth, the screens and the speakers in place before doors
Three-phase distribution panel in a flight case, outputs labelled

Sizing

GuestsSystemFrom
Up to 602× 10" tops on sticks, 1 mic$600
60–1502× 12" tops, 1× 18" sub, 2 mics$900
150–3002× 12" tops, 2× 18" subs, digital console, 4 mics$1,400
300–5004× 12" tops with delay fills, 4× subs, monitors$2,600
500–800Line array or distributed system, quoted per roomfrom $4,500

Guest count is a proxy. What actually decides the system is room volume, ceiling height and whether the room is carpeted. A 200-person wedding in a low carpeted room needs less than a 150-person event in a concrete loft.

Microphones and speech

Speech is where systems get judged. We bring more mics than you asked for, we ring out the room before doors, and we keep a wired handheld on the floor because wireless eventually does something stupid.

Mic package, standard

Handheld
2× wireless, licensed band, fresh batteries per event
Lavalier
1× wireless, plus tape and a spare capsule
Lectern
Gooseneck condenser where a lectern exists
Backup
1× wired handheld, always, on a boom at the side of the stage

Playback redundancy

Two independent sources into two console inputs, both loaded with the same show. A laptop is never the only path to sound. This costs nothing and eliminates the most embarrassing failure available at an event.

Check your date

The first question is always whether the date is open. Start there: the rest takes two minutes.

1. What is the event? Step 1 of 5
Choose a service
Estimate Shown on each option above Flat quote confirmed before any work starts. Prices in CAD, before HST.
2. Where will it happen? Step 2 of 5
Name the venue if it is booked. If you are still choosing, leave this blank. The date is enough to start.
3. When is it? Step 3 of 5
Choose a time window
If the date is not fixed, choose the first day of the month you are aiming for and tell us in the notes. Popular Saturdays often book nine to twelve months ahead. Short-notice dates are still worth asking about.
4. How do we reach you? Step 4 of 5
5. Review and send Step 5 of 5

Two separate permissions, because in Canadian law they are two separate things. Ticking one never ticks the other, both are optional, and neither changes how we handle your booking.

No payment now and no obligation. We reply within one working day with availability and the right next step.

Common questions

Can I rent a sound system without an operator?

For very simple systems, sometimes. For anything with a console the answer is normally no. An unattended mixer at a wedding is a bad trade for the money it saves.

How much does sound system rental cost in Toronto?

From $600 delivered, set up and operated for a small room. A 250-guest wedding is typically $1,400 to $1,900. Line-array scale systems are quoted per room.

Do you provide wireless microphones?

Yes. Two wireless handhelds and a lav as standard, plus a wired backup. Batteries are fresh for every event rather than carried over.

What if the venue already has speakers?

Often we use them for speech and add our own for music. In-house banquet systems are usually distributed ceiling speakers, which are good for announcements and hopeless for a dance floor.

Do you tune the system to the room?

Yes, before doors, with the room empty and then adjusted once it fills. A room with three hundred people in it sounds nothing like the same room empty.