MFi Pro

08/24/2026

Another Combat Zone MMA in the books at SNHU Arena.

From building truss and getting the production rig in place to the energy of fight night, here’s a look at both sides of the show: the setup before doors and the finished event once everything came together.

If you are interested in seeing more about what goes into this show take a look at our writeup from a few months ago https://www.mfipro.com/post/combat-zone-mma-snhu-arena-live-production

08/13/2026

Here’s a quick timelapse from our setup for An Evening with Seth Meyers at SNHU Arena last week. It’s always fun to see the venue come together piece by piece before the audience walks in.

08/07/2026

We’ve recently added new moving lights to our rental inventory: 16 Chauvet Rogue R2E Spots and 16 Chauvet Rogue R2X Washes.

The R2E Spots give us beams, gobos, aerial looks, and texture, while the R2X Washes provide wide color washes, smooth RGBW color mixing, fast movement, and a generous zoom range.

Together, they give us a flexible lighting package for live events, worship services, arena productions, and more.

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We've recently added 16 Chauvet Rogue R2E Spots and 16 Chauvet Rogue R2X Washes to our rental inventory. These fixtures have already found their way onto several of our shows and they've become a go-to option for concerts, worship services, arena events, and other productions where we need a flexibl...

07/31/2026

Movie night at New London Town Hall!

07/17/2026

New gear day at MFI!

We’ve added more NEXO STM to the inventory, along with new Yamaha Rio stageboxes and NXAMP amplification.

More PA, more flexibility, and more ways to scale systems for the shows ahead.

07/09/2026

We’ve recently added a dedicated real-time De-Feedback processing rack to our production inventory.

Built around ALPHA LABS's De-Feedback, this rack is designed for difficult live audio environments where traditional system tuning and EQ can only go so far — reverberant rooms, difficult microphone placement, wireless presenters moving too close to loudspeakers, and other challenging live production situations.

In early deployments, we’ve already seen it make a noticeable difference on graduations, arena events, town meetings, and livestream mixes. At Plymouth State University graduation ceremonies, we were able to achieve roughly 20 dB more usable gain within the signal chain on choir and podium microphones while also reducing the hollow, reverberant character of the room in the livestream mix.

It is not a replacement for proper system design, tuning, or microphone technique, but it gives us another tool to help keep speech clear and events running smoothly in difficult spaces.

Built around Alpha Lab Studio De-Feedback, this rack is intended for situations where traditional system tuning and EQ can only go so far — reverberant rooms, difficult microphone placement, wireless presenters moving too close to loudspeakers, and other challenging live environments.

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at MFI! Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing holiday with family and friends.

06/25/2026

With graduation season wrapped up, it's back to the shop.
Network, Dante Primary, Dante Secondary—the foundation of this rack build is starting to come together. Plenty more to go, but it's always satisfying to see the first pieces fall into place.

06/16/2026

We not only do audio, video, and lighting. We do stretching now too.

06/12/2026

We were proud to support the recent "Ken Burns and the American Idea" event at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord.

For a featured film segment during the program, we provided redundant video playback using an ATEM Constellation switcher and two synchronized HyperDeck recorders. Custom macros were built to ensure both units started in perfect sync, providing an instant backup should it ever be needed.

In addition to video playback, a member of our team mixed audio for the live Q&A portion of the evening featuring acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns.

Thank you to New Hampshire PBS, New Hampshire Humanities , and the New Hampshire Historical Society for having us as part of this special event.

📸: Daniel J White