HH Audio Transforms Atmosphere at Urban Foundry

The Urban Foundry is a popular all-day bar and eatery in the Indian city of Pune. The industrial theme of the venue creates a unique ambience in which customers enjoy a wide range of beautifully presented local and international cuisine. Music plays an important part in maintaining the atmosphere in The Urban Foundry’s always busy setting, and the venue’s management recently enlisted the services of distributor Generation AV and Pune-based integrator Audio Groove, to supply and install a high quality sound system for the venue.

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“Both Generation AV and Audio Groove have been exceptional partners in every aspect of this project. From the outset their team did a fantastic job of recommending a system that suited our budget, the space, and the unique challenges of our location. The installation was smooth and the system is fantastic. HH Audio sound quality has completely transformed the atmosphere of our restaurant, creating the perfect vibe for our guests. It’s truly one of the best setups we’ve ever had - the attention to detail was evident throughout the process.” Kishore Shetty, Urban Foundry

Audio Groove supplied and installed a system comprising HH Audio Tessen TNi-W12PRO and TNi-W8PRO 2-way, full-range loudspeakers (12” and 8” respectively) supported by TNA-1800S passive subwoofers. The system is driven by HH Audio M-Series amplifiers (M-1500D and M-750D) and controlled by an HH Audio SP48 digital speaker management system.

Kishore Shetty reflects on a successful installation:

“The support we received from Generation AV and Audio Groove has been phenomenal. They were always on hand to answer any questions, offer advice, and ensure everything was running perfectly. Their Professionalism and commitment to delivering top-tier service from start to finish was impressive from start to finish. “We’re incredibly glad we chose HH Audio for this project. Product quality, design and performance made for a perfect audio solution. We couldn’t be happier with the outcome.”