Phoenix Networks rebrands amidst investments in Martin Audio and Sennheiser equipment
Phoenix Networks Global Pvt Ltd Transforms Live Events with New Technology
Phoenix Networks Global Pvt Ltd, a company known for its exceptional live event productions, has made a significant investment in next-generation sound technology. The latest addition to their arsenal is the Martin Audio WPC line-array system and the Sennheiser Spectera wireless system.
Founded in 2011 with a mission to transform ordinary gatherings into extraordinary experiences, Phoenix Networks has executed over 5,000 events, including more than 500 mega-scale productions. These events range from concerts and cultural festivals to political rallies and corporate spectacles.
The debut of the Sennheiser Spectera wireless system took place at the Arcadia’s Dragonfly stage at the Glastonbury Festival. The system delivered pristine audio performance and reliable, seamless coverage across a challenging RF environment. The setup featured the Spectera Base Station located at front-of-house (FOH), connected directly to the mixing console, and multiple antennas extending coverage across the festival field. Six Spectera SEK bodypacks were used for in-ear monitoring for DJs, MCs, and featured artists such as Becky Hill, showcasing the system’s superior bidirectional wideband wireless capabilities.
Animesh Mishra, founder director of Phoenix Networks Global Pvt Ltd, stated that the rebranding aligns with the company's vision of offering its signature service excellence on a global platform. The rebranding was announced alongside the company's investment in next-generation sound technology.
The Sennheiser Spectera wireless system is built for demanding professional environments and offers wideband tuneability, low-intermodulation RF performance, and robust encryption standards. It allows for seamless co-existence with other legacy wireless infrastructure, which is a major plus for touring or hybrid system integration.
The WPC line array system features Scalable Resolution technology, providing unmatched flexibility and precise control over system coverage. Phoenix Networks has added 24 units of the WPC, one of Martin Audio's most advanced 3-way bi-amp, dual 10in line array modules, to its inventory. The system is supported by 12 units of the SXH218 hybrid horn/reflex subwoofers, 6 units of the LE200 coaxial stage monitors, and 10 units of the iK42 four-channel class-D power amplifiers.
The rebranding of Phoenix Networks is said to reflect its ambitions to dominate both domestic and international live production markets. The company's rebranding was attributed to the success of its services for the Kathmandu Music Festival.
Phoenix Networks has a track record of executing technically demanding events, including Ed Sheeran's Mathematics Tour in Mumbai, the heritage-rich Tansen Samaroh, and large-scale productions like the Me'Gong Festival. The combination of these components forms a powerfully cohesive, high-performance solution for small-to-mid scale events.
Additional public demonstrations of Spectera took place later during the IBC 2025 event, indicating its ongoing promotion post-debut. The initial practical deployment at Arcadia’s Dragonfly stage at Glastonbury is thus the confirmed debut in a live event setting. The Sennheiser Spectera wireless system offers dramatic improvements in wireless reliability and spectral efficiency, setting a new standard for live event audio.
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Events, such as concerts or cultural festivals, will benefit from the integration of the Sennheiser Spectera wireless system and the Martin Audio WPC line-array system in Phoenix Networks Global Pvt Ltd's technology, as these gadgets are designed to deliver superior audio performance and reliable coverage in challenging RF environments. The newly rebranded Phoenix Networks, aiming to dominate both domestic and international live production markets, has added these advanced systems to its inventory.
