Live Sound Deployment: Premier Engineers Integrate Pona Sound Hardware
September 25, 2025
September 25, 2025
September 2025 marks a defining milestone for our technology. Our prototype 8-channel analog hardware processor (2U rack format) has officially transitioned from critical studio environments straight onto the live stage. The hardware has now been adopted by top-tier sound engineers handling some of the most complex and demanding live productions in the country.
Leading Polish audio professionals – Piotr Przedbora (live sound engineer for the “Mazowsze” National Folk Song and Dance Ensemble) and Krzysztof Polesiński – have formally integrated Pona Sound processors into their permanent live setups.
Managing high-stakes live audio with a massive ensemble requires instantaneous response and absolute signal stability. The decision to integrate our 8-channel processor into the daily workflows of such experienced practitioners is driven by distinct technical advantages:
Group and Bus Processing – Eight independent channels allow for simultaneous processing of critical instrument sections or vocal buses at Front-of-House (FOH).
True Analog Domain Operation – The unit removes distortion directly within the analog signal path, preserving maximum headroom, natural micro-dynamics, and depth of sound.
Absolute Zero Latency – In live sound reinforcement, signal propagation time is critical. The hardware execution of the Pona Sound algorithm does not introduce even a millisecond of delay to the audio chain.
The presence of the processor in the permanent arsenal of Piotr Przedbora and Krzysztof Polesiński during upcoming concerts and events provides definitive validation that the physical 2U format perfectly meets the rigorous demands of the professional pro-audio industry.
