You may have heard about Livewire’s full-scale event production capabilities, but did you know that we provide professional-grade, à la carte equipment rental solutions as well?
Whether you’re planning a big birthday party or simply looking to give the movie night or backyard gathering an extra kick, we have the audio, visual, and lighting gear you need. If you’ve ever wondered how to achieve a “wow” factor without purchasing, maintaining, and storing expensive equipment, read on for the answers to our most frequently asked rental questions
Q: What kind of equipment can i rent from Livewire?
A: Our inventory covers the full spectrum of gear needed to successfully stage any event, large or small. We offer uplighting and other accent lighting that transforms a venue’s ambiance, alongside video essentials like professional video cameras, projectors, and projection screens to create compelling presentations. For audio, you can rent top-tier speakers, mixers, and microphones to ensure rock-solid reception and clear sound. We also stock various televisions that can be used as audience displays. Crucially, we rent all the necessary accessories alongside our primary items, including cables, stands, and converters, ensuring you have a complete, professional, ready-to-use setup. Renting provides access to maintained, high-quality gear that may be too costly to justify buying for a one-off event
Q: Can Livewire det up the rental equipment for us?
A: Absolutely. We understand that not every client has in-house technical expertise, let alone the time to set up and tear down audiovisual equipment. While our equipment is user-friendly, we recommend taking advantage of our setup and check-in services for complex arrangements. One or more of our certified Livewire experts can deliver, install, and test the equipment at your venue. This service ensures that everything is correctly cabled, calibrated, and working flawlessly before your event starts. Utilizing our experts for setup provides peace of mind! You can focus on your guests, content, and agenda, leaving the technical execution to the professionals
