Sound Equipment Hire
NLX Productions are able to offer both full service sound operation and dry hire, depending on the needs of your event.
Hire Price List
Sound hire equipment is priced per show day on the basis of a minimum 3 day hire.
Wireless microphone channel: £27 per day
(Receiver plus either Body Pack* or Handheld mic Transmitter)
*Includes headset microphone, if required
Wireless IEM channel: £27 per day
(Mono: Transmitter plus Body Pack Receiver)
Options:
Plus £5 per day uplift from Mono to Stereo
Plus £5 per day uplift for additional Receiver pack (up to 4) on the same channel
Mixing Desk: £38 per day
(Based on 32 channels)
Active Speakers: £19 per speaker per day
(combination of wedge and upright profile, 8", 10" and 12" units available)
We do not currently offer Passive Speakers/Amp bundles
Drum Mic Set (5 piece): £19 per day
(Beta 52a Bass Mic + Stand; SM57s for Snare and two Tom Mics + Clips; AKG Condenser for Hi-Hat)
Other Specialist Wired Microphones: £19 per day
Coming Soon... PA Bundles
Terms of Business (dry hire)
Ofcom licence will be supplied by NLX Productions for all hired equipment, where required.
For dry hire, terms are typically:
50% of the quoted fee, 14 days prior to the first show day - to secure the booking
50% remaining balance, 14 days following the final show day (plus breakages)
Cancellation Charges:
Less than 48 hours before the event: 100% of the total quoted fee
2-14 days before the event: 50% of the total quoted fee
The Client is responsible for loss of or damage to Equipment (excluding fair wear and tear) while under the Client’s care, custody, or control.
Equipment shall not be modified, sub-hired, or operated by unauthorised persons without the Sole Trader’s consent.
Non-Ionising Radiation: Wireless microphones, in-ear monitors, and other radio-frequency equipment used during the Services emit low-level non-ionising radiation. All equipment complies with relevant safety standards and is safe for use by performers, staff, and the public. The Client should ensure equipment is used according to instructions and the venue’s health and safety policies.