Case Study
Maken Geluid (Belgium)
Under the name Maken Geluid (We Make Noise in Flemish) this company based in Bissegem, Belgium, produces theater and music tours in cultural centers and Flemish theatres.
What problem did you want to solve with the Digi Rack Box?
We wanted to continue to use our existing remote stage boxes and cabling that were equipped with harting and also have an analogue split.
As he told us, Wim Dermaux ((head of Maken Geluid) already had the following stage equipment:
- 3 stage boxes of 12 CH and 1 box of 16 CH
- Harting multicores.
He wanted to use this cabling with an Allen & Heath dLive DM48 digital stage box, have the ability to (1) patch the signals coming from the stage and ((2) have an analogue output of all channels to be sent to the monitor console.
What features do you miss in the Digi Rack Box?
Not really, the Digi Rack Box was custom made by Pinanson according to our needs
To whom and how would you recommend a Digi Rack Box?
Anyone buying a new digital mixing console and needing a flexible stage patch
Our customization service adapts to our clients’ needs, making existing material compatible with new equipment and digital wiring. This provides flexibility that many small sound production companies require for their daily operations.

Photo: Courtesy of Wim Dermaux, Head of Maken Geluid (Belgium)






