When you think of large concerts and events in Brantford, the name Jamie Stephens is always in the conversation. Pynx has proudly partnered with Jamie Stephens and the WTFest team on countless events, when the Finger Eleven rider came up in a meeting, Pynx was happy to help.
We had the opportunity to provide professional audio and lighting. The event itself was back to back sold out shows at the Rope Factory. Sound reinforcement was the QSC KLA12 line array system, with an EV ELX112P monitoring system. The Midas M32 digital mixing console was used at Front of House.  Our lighting was powered by Martin, Elation and Chauvet. The lighting and professional audio that was supplied were an emotional part of an amazing celebration and we couldn’t have been happier with the way the entire event turned out! Â
Event Photography by Glassworks Creative
Lighting
The Rope Factory is a naturally beautiful brick face venue, we were able to utilize it’s natural textures to create harmony with our lighting show that helped put the event over the top
Front of House
Pynx provided the mighty Midas M32 digital mixing console for the bands FOH engineer for this show, the console proved to be the perfect solution as they were able to save the show file for the second show the following day at the same venue to make things nice and easy
Audio
We were happy to provide an audio solution and monitor package to the band that the tour manager was pleased to work with
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Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that Pynx Productions Head Office is situated on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We also acknowledge that the events in which Pynx Productions produces take place on this traditional territory. It is the settlers of this traditional territory whose cultural roots we celebrate. We also recognize and respect the cultural diversity that First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people bring to our community and recognize their past and present contributions to this land.
We encourage our community to continue their reconciliation journey along with us by visiting the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR). To find out more information about the land that you’re on, visit Native-Land and Whose Land.
