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Opinion, guides and videos from SAW’s specialists.
GudSound upgrades to d&b V-Series
GudSound's first d&b system: 20 V8s, 4 V12s, 16 B22 subs and 8 D40 amplifiers, with Stage Plus cabling, cases and power distribution.
Mediatech Africa 2026: the highlights
Three days in Hall 6 at Kyalami: d&b Soundscape sessions, Plus Audio outdoor demos, and the whole Plus family of brands on one stand.
Engineering the future of worship at Christian Family Church Alberton
A low-latency link between campuses, d&b V-Series to every seat and an 18 m Pixel Plus LED screen, all run by volunteer teams.
The anatomy of a flight case
How Stage Plus builds flight cases that survive life on tour: heavy-duty materials, a skilled team and modern machinery in Johannesburg.
Plus Audio MPS Series: precision sound with wireless freedom
Up to 2,000 W peak, fanless Class D amplification, DSP and Bluetooth streaming, with EQ, gain, delay and presets from an app.
Inside SAW Namibia's streaming and AV workshops
More than 50 professionals from churches, broadcast, live events, retail, government and content creation, learning hands-on in Windhoek.
Plus Audio ET Series: touring sound made easy
Scalable line array elements and subwoofers for live events, rental companies and medium-sized venues, indoors and out.
Inside an 8,000-seat church: a d&b T-Series installation
In a sanctuary for 8,000 people, the brief was clarity, not volume: a custom white d&b T-Series system, modelled and rigged for speech.
The Church Production Roadshow
Church production teams, worship leaders and tech creatives from across the country: workshops, RF troubleshooting and mixing masterclasses.
Celebrating a year of innovation and powering into 2026
A look back at a year of new solutions, training and partnerships, and what's next for SAW across Africa and the Middle East.
Expanding our manufacturing in 2025
A direct-to-material printer, a new CNC machine, an aluminium extrusion roller and an embroidery machine at our Johannesburg factory.
Caudan Arts Centre invests in a Yamaha DM7
Mauritius' 431-seat Caudan Arts Centre hosts more than 135 shows a year. Its head of sound explains why it moved to the Yamaha DM7.
