Substorm Production's BASSBOSS Journey

Riley Nance, the founder of Substorm Productions, has spent the last 18 years working in music production and live sound event production. He transitioned from playing instruments in live bands to doing their sound and event production. He highly recommends BASSBOSS sound systems, praising them for their great ease of use and high power capacities. Riley believes this system has dramatically improved the speed and efficiency of sound setup and breakdown for shows. They have also received excellent feedback from audiences, who appreciate the high quality and balance of sound.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Riley Nance, the founder of Substorm Productions, has 18 years of experience in music production and live sound for events, beginning his career in playing in various live bands.
- Realizing that his system was not powerful enough for bigger shows, he got introduced to the industry-high-tier brand, BASSBOSS, renowned for its incredible sound capacity in relatively small package sound systems, at an event named Nam.
- Riley was impressed by the Base Boss system's "plug and play" feature, which allowed easy setup and exhibited remarkable power without the need for room tuning or time alignment.
- He found that the BASSBOSS system could handle an incredible amount of input without strain, making it one of the most powerful systems on the market.
- Using the BASSBOSS systems has improved the efficiency and speed of set up and break down at events, while offering a refined sound experience that keeps guests coming back to their shows, with commendation on the system's clear sound that is not overbearing and the solid foundation of bass it provides.
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