Exhibiting alongside distribution partner ProFX in Mumbai, Peavey Commercial Audio showcased its latest MediaMatrix SCION DSP platform and Crest Audio loudspeaker ranges, resulting in its most productive InfoComm India to date
Mumbai, India – Sept 30 – Peavey Commercial Audio re-established its presence at InfoComm India 2026 this month, describing the event as its most productive to date, with strong interest in its latest professional audio portfolio, particularly its networked management capabilities, from the show’s 13,275 attendees.
According to forecasts, the India professional audio market is projected to grow from $1.9 billion to $3.4 billion by 2031, perfectly positioning Peavey to capitalise on new business opportunities and support growing demand across the Indian market.
Exhibiting alongside Indian distribution partner ProFX at the Jio World Convention Centre, the company left the show with positive leads, ranging from hospitality to transport sectors.
At the centre of the ProFX booth was the latest MediaMatrix SCION digital signal processing platform. Building on MediaMatrix’s history in networked audio, SCION offers a flexible foundation for designing and managing professional audio systems. It supports AES67 MediaMatrix sNET protocols, along with Dante, and combines modern processing capabilities with the backwards compatibility needed when upgrading established MediaMatrix installations.
Conversations at the show reflected growing interest in how IP audio can simplify the management of systems across buildings, venues and larger estates. SCION’s modular architecture allows integrators to configure processing and management around the requirements of each project, from an individual site to a multi-site deployment.
ProFX has been instrumental in developing Peavey Commercial Audio’s presence in India. Its local product knowledge, system design expertise and technical support have helped consultants, integrators and customers specify and deploy Peavey technologies across the region. The partners’ joint presence at InfoComm India gave visitors access to both the technology and the local expertise needed to take projects forward.
Raja VN, Sales Manager SAARC at Peavey Electronics commented: “It was truly a testament to Peavey Commercial Audio in terms of the excitement from visitors at our booth who were delighted to see a 60 year legacy make a comeback to India at InfoComm Mumbai. We sensed genuine appreciation towards our comprehensive solution capabilities as well as our wide product range across Peavey, Crest Audio and Media Matrix.”
Show also explored Crest Audio’s CiP range of networked loudspeakers. The range uses IP infrastructure to carry audio, power and control, helping to reduce cabling and the need for locally installed amplification. Dante connectivity and PoE++ power support make CiP suitable for networked
AV projects across corporate, education, hospitality and public-space applications.
Peavey also presented the Crest Audio CPL+ series, a passive loudspeaker range for installed and portable sound reinforcement. Its two-way loudspeakers and subwoofer options provide a choice of configurations for venues requiring clear reproduction, consistent coverage and higher output. Rotatable high-frequency horns offer flexibility for vertical and horizontal installation, while EASE and CLF data support system planning.
Shayne Thomas, GM Peavey Commercial Audio and Peavey APAC Director Akshay Vaidya, both attended the show and entertained question from a non-stop foot fall at the booth and were both extremely excited about the opportunities that are developing in India.
“The booth was busy throughout the show, and it was encouraging to see such strong interest in the breadth of our portfolio,” said Thomas. “IP audio management prompted particularly valuable conversations. It was, without doubt, the busiest InfoComm India I’ve witnessed.”
He added: “Thank you to all that spent time with our staff and the great people at ProFX. Working alongside ProFX gives us the chance to discuss these opportunities in detail with the people delivering projects on the ground. The conversations we had at InfoComm India have given us a strong launchpad for more exciting work ahead.”