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Peavey Powers Strummerville Stage at U.K.’s Glastonbury Fest

Mumford & Sons perform on the Strummerville stage

At the 2011 Glastonbury Festival, Peavey provided an array of audio equipment for the unique Strummerville stage, a showcase celebration created to invoke the spirit of the late Joe Strummer by offering aspiring musicians the opportunity to play live to the masses at the U.K.’s definitive live music event.

Peavey designed the sound system for the Strummerville stage—which featured guest spots from Mumford & Sons, Emmy the Great and King Blues—to deliver high-quality audio as compactly as possible to an intimate audience.

Peavey provided a small-venue sound system consisting of class-D powered Peavey PRâ„¢ 15D enclosures, PR 12D enclosures for monitors, and subs, all running through a Peavey 24FXâ„¢ audio mixer at front of house. The Peavey 24FX mixing console includes a suite of built-in effects, which eliminated the need for outboard processors and helped keep the system compact.

Strummerville is a charity formed by Joe Strummer’s friends and family in 2002, and the foundation strives to help pave a way in the music business for young, up-and-coming creative musicians. For more information, please visit www.strummerville.com.

Founded in 1965, Peavey® is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of musical instruments and professional sound equipment. Peavey has earned more than 180 patents and produces more than 2,000 products, which are distributed throughout the United States and to 136 other countries. Peavey and its MediaMatrix®, Architectural Acoustics®, Crest Audio®, Composite Acoustics® and Trace Elliot® brands and affiliates can be found on concert stages and in more than 5,000 airports, stadiums, theme parks and other venues around the world. To find out more, visit www.peavey.com.
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