Slush Puppie Place Announces Sound System Upgrades

Kingston Frontenacs fans are in for a treat – Slush Puppie Place is upgrading its audio system this summer.

To improve sound clarity and balance throughout the arena, the City of Kingston has hired Branch Audiovisual, an experienced AV solutions company, to replace all speakers, amplifiers and wiring. The work will take place in July to take advantage of the Frontenacs off-season period when the ice is out of the arena.

“We’re excited to see—and hear—what this new sound system can do. A well-functioning sound system is an integral part of the experience during hockey games and is essential for sharing safety information in the event of an emergency,” said Amy Elgersma, Director of Recreation and Leisure Services. “Once installed, ticket holders will be able to enjoy game announcements and music loud and clear from any seat in the arena.”

Following a competitive process, Branch AV was selected to complete this project. Branch AV is led by experienced audiovisual technology professionals who manage projects all over Ontario including previous renovations at Scotiabank Arena and the CN Tower in Toronto.