Say the ceremony is out on a lawn with no power within reach. That is precisely the situation this solves, because the rig runs off battery when it has to. Blues, jazz and popular tunes make up what Peter Shilling plays on guitar, and the mix shifts depending on what the event asks for. Being able to move between those makes him simpler to place across a wedding day than an act with a single setting. Sound equipment arrives with him too, so there's no PA for you to chase. Home is Milton in NSW, and the travel range runs to 200 kilometres from there.
Watch Peter Shilling perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
All the sound gear comes with them, so there is no PA to organise at your end. Peter Shilling can also run the whole thing on battery if you need him somewhere without a power point, which makes a garden ceremony or a spot down the far end of a lawn perfectly workable.
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