The Government of Antigua and Barbuda is planning to invest in a modern, international-standard sound system to support major festivals and conferences, following concerns that the country's current audio equipment falls short of global benchmarks.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne confirmed the initiative after meeting with Whitney Williams, owner of Stonewall Sound, on Saturday. The discussion centred on raising the quality of audio production at the nation's premier events.
The move signals a commitment to elevating the production value of Antigua and Barbuda's cultural and business events, which draw both local and international audiences. Substandard sound quality has been a recurring concern at large-scale public gatherings, and the proposed investment is intended to address those shortcomings directly.
