Loh Humm Audio is dedicated to improving the quality of sound heard in theatres, striving to remove the barrier that audio technology can sometimes create between the actor and the audience.
Faithful recreation of the original sound is most important in creating credible storytelling in a theatrical environment.
As a company, we are driven by excellence and expertise, learning how to achieve the perfect sound for each and every production whilst using the highest quality components, the best engineers, and new techniques.
We combine passion and skill to enhance the sound of a production which is subtle and crafted.
Contact us for anything from complete sound design to straightforward dry hire of equipment.
Faithful recreation of the original sound is most important in creating credible storytelling in a theatrical environment.
As a company, we are driven by excellence and expertise, learning how to achieve the perfect sound for each and every production whilst using the highest quality components, the best engineers, and new techniques.
We combine passion and skill to enhance the sound of a production which is subtle and crafted.
Contact us for anything from complete sound design to straightforward dry hire of equipment.
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Testing systems with music along with reasons to use a particular disc and CD player
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