DeltaLive becomes Haus Of Riedel'

DeltaLive becomes Haus Of Riedel' posted: 15/02/2018

Paul Keating of deltalive

Underlining its commitment to investing for the future, DeltaLive has taken delivery of a substantial stock of Riedel's range of products, which it has immediately added to its hire stock inventory. For DeltaLive, this is a new and exciting partnership and is the first step in its ambition to become the UK's premier communications company and a Riedel powerhouse.

We have had a specialist in-house communication department for over 20 years now, says Delta's Paul Keating. As live events communications have grown and clients' needs and expectations have changed, we have anticipated their requirements and adapted and invested accordingly. Investing in Riedel is part of that process. It's a great fit for us and we're really looking forward to supporting both existing and potential Riedel users around the world.

All products are immediately available for hire

We're also excited about getting behind the product range on our own projects and to developing our relationship with Riedel. The company is ahead of the technology curve and produces some really interesting and important products for our industry, including those for the live events, broadcast, sports, cruise ships and corporate markets, in all of which DeltaLive has extensive experience.

Delta now stocks the majority of Riedel's product line, including the Artist Communications Platform, Bolero wireless intercom and MediorNet. Separately, Delta has also invested in the latest Tier 3 radio products.

About DeltaLive

Delta provides audio, communication and technology solutions, event production, and equipment rental.

The company's experience is extensive and varied, spanning across the industry from live events, concerts, corporate events both big and small, television, installations, immersive audio and public events.

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