The client brings the show.
We bring the stage.

Full K3 line-array system with KS28 cardioid sub stacks, X15 HiQ wedges and a Yamaha CL5 + RIO3224-D2 digital console. Dante-redundant audio network, SMAART alignment on the day, LA Network Manager for live tuning. The system is designed and rented as a unit — not bid out to multiple sub-vendors.

FOH position: centre-field at 25–30 m from stage, behind the Fanzone. Houses CL5 console, LA Network Manager rack, grandMA3 lighting console, video switching. Optimal acoustics, full sightline.

Standard package can be extended with one more side wall (4 × 3 m) on request — see add-ons.

Backline is not included in the rental price. The stage, PA, lighting, LED, power and crew are turnkey; instruments come on a separate line item. We hold a concert-grade standard backline kit ready in Phuket — TM riders typically match against it one-for-one — and anything outside is sourced on the brief.

• All production equipment and crew are managed exclusively by SROAST. No substitutions without written approval.
• Client is responsible for event permits, artist bookings, security and crowd management.
• Maximum sound level is subject to local noise ordinance. The FOH engineer ensures compliance.
• SROAST carries full equipment insurance. Client must carry public liability insurance — minimum 10M THB recommended.
• Equipment damage by client or third parties is charged at replacement value.
• SROAST reserves the right to shut down production if safety is compromised.
• Currency: USD (THB accepted at the exchange rate on transfer date). Method: SWIFT.
• Bank details provided upon booking confirmation.

1. Is this an indoor or outdoor venue?

   Open-air, but the stage and FOH are under a 30 × 19 m engineered roof — ridge 9.10 m, eaves 7.45 m, 3 m+ overhangs all four sides. Audience area is uncovered. The roof is rated for tropical wind and rain; the audience plan should include a wet-weather contingency for ticket-holders.

2. Can we bring our own FOH engineer or lighting designer?

   Yes — but they work on our consoles and our system. We do not allow third-party PAs or moving lights to be stacked over the rented rig. Visiting tour engineers regularly drive the CL5 and grandMA3 with our local team supporting; we will move file formats to whatever the touring console expects.

3. What's the maximum permitted noise level?

   Subject to the local Kathu ordinance — typically <105 dBA at 25 m for outdoor events with the relevant variance. Our FOH engineer ensures compliance with whatever variance the client's permit specifies. We can advise on the variance application during the booking process.

4. What's the curfew?

   Standard 02:00 with the variance most international acts pull on Phuket. Extending past 02:00 is paid by the hour ($1,500/h) and requires the variance to be filed in advance.

5. What's the hard cap on attendance?

   3,500 — that's the permitted, crowd-flow-tested maximum across VIP (200) + Fanzone (500) + General Admission (2,800). The site is engineered around that number; we don't sell past it.

6. Do you handle artist permits and withholding tax?

   Stage rental does not include artist permits or WHT — those are the client's responsibility, but we operate the legal layer of every show in Thailand and we handle this end-to-end as a separate scope. See /lp/legal-thailand.

7. Can we use our own ticketing platform?

   Megatix + Redtix are our exclusive platforms for bookings made through Redtix Stage. They are operationally integrated with our access control and reporting. If you have a strict in-house platform requirement, we can talk through it on the brief — there are scenarios where we adapt.

8. Is there power backup if the primary genset fails?

   Yes — 2× 200 KVA gensets with auto-transfer switch. Failover is automatic and audience-imperceptible. Fuel is monitored throughout the production period by our on-site electrical tech.

9. Can we record or broadcast the show?

   Yes — recording / broadcast scope is a $5,000 add-on. We provide the multi-track feed and the live switched feed; uplink, post, and rights clearance are the client's scope.

10. What if it rains?

    The stage and crew operate. The audience area is uncovered, so heavy rain is a client-side ticketing-and-comms decision. The roof is rated; the show goes on unless lightning forces a temporary stop.

11. How early can we load in?

    Standard load-in starts day-of. For shows with heavy custom build (extra LED, pyro, complex set), we open the venue the day before for an additional crew day at cost. Confirmed at booking.

12. Do multi-event bookings get a discount?

    Yes — 3+ date bookings get a multi-event discount. Talk to us early; the larger the block, the better the maths.