PMCs Got It Taped at the Music Week Awards

PMC, the loudspeakers of choice for many of the worlds leading studios, producers and artists, was chosen to provide the ultimate in sound quality for the Music Week Awards after party, held at the prestigious Tape London.

Music Weeks Awards is the event for the music industry, with awards presented to the record labels, publishing, live, retail, A&R, radio, marketing and PR functions. As is befitting for such a respected event, the official After Show Party is being staged in Londons most exalted venue, Tape London, which is also a Platinum Partner with Music Week. Tape is the recent winner of Best Club at the London Bar and Club Awards in addition to Best Late Venue at the World Lifestyle Awards. Tape prides itself on offering an elegant party experience for its elite, global crowd, which has included the likes of Will.I.Am, Justin Bieber, Mick Jagger, Rita Ora, Ellie Goulding, Lewis Hamilton and many others. Tape also regularly hosts performances by some of the biggest artists in the world, including Lady Gaga, Drake, Rudimental, Puff Daddy, The Weeknd, Wiz Khalifa, John Legend and Travis Scott.

For such an event, with many of the leading figures from the international music industry present, the partners of Tape London needed to use the very best playback system and so approached PMC to request its world-famous BB5 XBD Active monitors. Specified as the reference monitors in the worlds leading recording studios, the BB5 XBDs offer an insight into the recordings that no other speakers can match. Their twin 15 RadialTM bass drivers, partnered with PMCs legendary 75mm dome midrange, presents absolute clarity and accuracy in the midrange, together with a high performance PMC 34mm tweeter. The BB5 XBD provides the biggest and most demanding names in music production with all they need in a speaker system.

For the Tape London event, PMC augmented the BB5s with two extra XBD cabinets, which features a further 15 Radial driver each, providing a bass extension and presence that is unsurpassed.

Antony Adel, managing partner at Tape, says of the PMC system, With an audience made up of the leading lights of the music industry, we knew we had to provide the very best audio experience we possibly could. There was no hesitation in our contacting PMC, as their reputation within the professional music world is well-known and without equal. He continues, The fantastic reception that the playback received last night, from the guests and organisers, is testament to the incredible sound quality the PMC speakers provided and we are very pleased to have been able to work with the company to put this system together.

Peter Thomas, owner and managing director of PMC, adds his thoughts, The Music Week Awards have long been respected for the recognition they give to all the people in the music industry who make it happen, often behind the scenes and without the high profiles of the artists. They really understand the importance of using the best speakers and so it was our pleasure and privilege to be asked to provide the ultimate in playback systems for the party and we would like to thank the team at Tape London for choosing PMC.

About PMC

PMC is a UK-based, world-leading manufacturer of loudspeaker systems, the tools of choice in all ultra-critical professional monitoring applications, and also for the discerning audiophile at home, where they provide a transparent window into the recording artist s original intentions. PMC products use the best available materials and design principles, including the company s proprietary Advanced Transmission Line (ATL ) bass-loading technology, cutting-edge amplification and advanced DSP techniques to create loudspeakers that present sound and music exactly as it was when first created, with the highest possible resolution, and without coloration or distortion. For more information on our clients and products, see www.pmc-speakers.com.

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