We are really looking forward to show you some high-quality brands at next week's Musikmesse starting April 5. Visit us at hall 11 - booth D97-D98 to get your hands on the following brands: D'Angelico guitars, Triad-Orbit, Walrus Audio, Access Bags, Pedaltrain, Bulldog Music Gear, Positive Grid, Rali guitar straps and Van Damme Cables.

While the sun is fighting for its place in the Belgian weather, we know spring is coming closer as well is Prolight+Sound and Musikmesse. Like last year, both shows run on different dates, so make sure to check your calendar and schedule an appointment with our team at the shows. Prolight+Sound runs from April 4-7, while Musikmesse runs from April 5-8. Keep an eye on our news page and social media to be informed about all new product releases.

The Cable Control Straps of Triad-Orbit are designed to support your stand cable management. They are designed in three sizes and four kit configurations to fit around every size of stand.

Videohouse, a service provider for TV and multimedia projects, was very interested in testing cabled and wireless Shure KSM8 microphones. With the upcoming show “2 Meisjes op het Strand”, they had a good test case, because the microphones had to conquer the most difficult conditions.

Nuits des Choeurs is a two-day promenade concert at the Abbey of Villers. The remains and the garden of the abbey are a great location for a fairy-like classical concert. Triad-Orbit stands and Shure KSM8 are used at the main stage of the event.

A drum by itself has already enough stands to put on a rather small place. With Triad-Orbit’s Systems you’ll diminish the extra stands for miking to less as possible.

The IO-Desk is a secure support platform for AV professionals. It's equally at home on stage, rocking a small footprint keyboard, synthesizer or drum machine as it is FOH, supporting the mixing engineer's laptop. Unlike other solutions IO-Desk also takes care of the hassle with the power supplies and cabling as well.

Sphere Studios in Los Angeles adopted Triad-Orbit to work with in their studio. Sphere Studios opened for business in 2001 in London and moved to L.A. in 2013. In these years, they worked with a great list of amazing musicians like Adele, Muse, Razorlight, Queen, Genesis, Phil Collins, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore…

Frank Vander Linden is singer and guitar player of the Belgian band “De Mens” and as Frank Vander Linden solo. When his sound technician advised him to look into getting a microphone of his own, he fell in love with the Shure KSM8 after having it used on their theatre tour. FACE gave Frank a nice present in their home studio in Bierbeek.