SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
Full event production in Sacramento.
Live sound. Stages large and small.
Power distribution and generators.
01 / WHAT WE DO
Sound, stages, power, and people for Sacramento concerts, venues, graduations, and community events. Bring us the whole production or book the support you need.
Full production services including live sound, power distribution, and generators. From planning and setup to running the show and strike, bring the pieces together.
Concerts · Graduations · Special events
Explore live sound & full productionHire audio engineers for front-of-house mixing, stage monitors, and recurring venue coverage. Support for your house system, artists, and show schedule.
Front of house · Monitors · Venue coverage
Explore audio engineer staffingInstruments, amplifiers, and stage equipment for your performance, with delivery, setup, and technician support available. Send your rider to discuss the right fit.
Instruments · Amplifiers · Stage equipment
Explore backline supportLive multitrack recording, mixing, and podcast audio for artists and creators. Capture a performance or talk through the next step for your recording project.
Live multitrack · Mixing · Podcast audio
Explore recording & audio productionStages large and small, including a Stageline SL75. Tell us about the space, performers, and schedule so we can discuss staging options for your show.
Stageline SL75 · Large & small stages
Explore stages large & smallREADY FOR THE PRODUCTION
Tell us what you’re planning. We’ll talk through what it takes.
Start the conversation02 / IN THE PRESS
SACRAMENTO NEWS & REVIEW
· EDDIE JORGENSEN
Our cofounder Rebecca Sleeth talks about learning the craft, working behind the console, and the local demand that helped bring Sacramento Sound Solutions to life.
Read the interview (opens in a new tab)03 / OUR STORY
Same signal.
A stronger tomorrow.
It started with a simple need:
more dependable people
behind the console.
Husband-and-wife team Josh Greene and Rebecca Sleeth founded Sacramento Sound Solutions in 2023 to meet the demand for experienced audio engineers across the Sacramento music community.
Rebecca built her live sound experience at Powerhouse Pub in Folsom. Her hands-on path into audio, and the calls for dependable engineers that followed, became part of the company’s founding story.
Josh’s background includes serving as A1 for the Sacramento Kings and Golden 1 Center. Today, he also teaches live sound at American River College, helping develop the next generation of engineers.
That experience shapes the work: prepare carefully, communicate clearly, and keep the performance at the center of every decision.
04 / BEFORE THE FIRST NOTE
You don’t need every technical detail figured out. Start with the essentials, and we can talk through the rest.
Send the date, venue, event type, and expected audience. Let us know whether you need an engineer, equipment, recording, or a combination.
A stage plot, input list, or artist rider helps. Include the schedule, what equipment is already on site, and any delivery or access requirements.
We’ll discuss the scope, staffing, equipment availability, and timing so you know what your production needs before show day.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Yes. Our full production services include live sound, stages, power distribution, and generators. We can provide an Adamson PA and a Stageline SL75 stage. Share your event details so we can discuss the configuration and availability for your date.
Yes. We provide stages large and small. Send the event date, venue, performers, and the space available, along with any preferred dimensions. We can discuss staging alongside your sound and staffing needs.
Yes. Audio engineer staffing can be part of a single event or recurring venue coverage. Tell us about the installed console, PA, and monitor setup, along with the dates you need covered.
Send the artist’s rider or equipment list, event date, venue, and load-in and pickup times. We’ll discuss availability, suitable options, delivery, setup, and technician support.
Live multitrack recording is one of our services. Let us know how many performers are involved, the venue’s audio setup, and whether you also need mixing for the finished recording.
Start with what you know: the performers, instruments, microphones, and venue. Photos of the stage or existing equipment can also help us understand what you’re planning.
05 / LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN
Tell us the date, the venue, and what you need.
We’ll work through the details with you.