Corporate galas, conferences, launches, and full AV designed for the actual room, with an owner on site.
Galas, holiday parties, conferences, and product launches with an owner on site the whole night.
Designed to the room, not pulled off a shelf. Speaker count and placement based on acoustics and guest count.
Architectural washes for galas, stage lighting for presenters, and dance floor systems for the party after.
Modular LED walls to any size, projection and screens, and flat-screen distribution for smaller rooms.
Real conference, gala, ceremony, and presentation environments supported by Koko Brothers.
Room-designed sound
Architectural and stage lighting
LED video and projection
Staging and podiums
Wireless microphones
Dedicated audio, video, and lighting techs
Riggers for elaborate setups
Large AV firms often carry around 40% labor cost before the first cue. Koko Brothers is owner-run, so the people designing the system are also accountable in the room.
That tighter structure helps us come in under larger production houses without cutting the equipment or technical coverage the event needs.
Three common starting points. Every quote is built from the room, the run of show, and the crew it needs.
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Speech-first rooms where every word has to land.
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Program, dinner, and dance floor handled as one system.
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Multi-room or multi-day events with a full technical crew.
Four steps, the same two owners accountable at every one.
We look at the actual space — ceiling height, sightlines, power, load-in path — before anything gets specified.
Sound, lighting, video, and staging are drawn around your agenda, not pulled off a rental list.
The people who designed the system are the people setting it up, so changes happen on the spot.
Dedicated audio, video, and lighting techs stay through the last cue and clear out clean.
We source, specify, and support installed audio, lighting, and video systems. As authorized dealers, we can match equipment to the space and keep supporting it after installation.
What planners and production managers ask before we scope a show.
Send the date, the venue, and the run of show and we will come back with a real plan, a real crew list, and a real number.
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