INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta – The success of a music festival is not only determined by the performance of its musicians, but also by the quality of sound that is able to reach every corner of the audience area clearly and consistently.
This is again proven by PT Inti Megah Swara (IMS Indonesia) through the presence of JBL Professional as the main audio system at the JBL Stage at the Java Jazz Festival 2026.
The prestigious music festival, which took place on 29-31 May 2026 at NICE PIK 2, Jakarta, proved the ability of JBL's professional audio technology to provide an immersive music listening experience for thousands of visitors.
As the official distributor of JBL Professional in Indonesia, IMS Indonesia continues to demonstrate its commitment in providing international standard audio solutions for various needs, ranging from music concerts, festivals, houses of worship, entertainment venues, to other professional installations.
The involvement of JBL Professional in Java Jazz Festival 2026 becomes a tangible manifestation of how audio technology can strengthen the connection between musicians and audiences through accurate and consistent sound quality.
In its implementation, IMS Indonesia collaborated with DariaPro as a production partner responsible for the planning, installation, and operation of the audio system during the festival.
The collaboration ensures that all audio devices work optimally to meet the technical needs of an international music festival.
With the support of a professional team and the latest technology, JBL Stage is able to provide sound quality that remains detailed despite facing various musical characters from musicians who perform during the three days of the festival.
Throughout the Java Jazz Festival 2026, JBL Stage became a stage for national and international musicians with diverse genres. This condition requires an audio system that is able to reproduce sound with precision while maintaining the consistency of audio coverage throughout the audience area.
To meet these challenges, JBL Professional presents JBL VTX A12 line array technology combined with JBL VTX G28 subwoofer system and Crown amplification. The combination results in detailed, powerful sound reproduction, while maintaining the original character of each live performance.
IMS Indonesia's attention is not only focused on the comfort of the audience, but also on the needs of the performers on stage. The professional monitor system used allows musicians to hear their performance clearly and precisely so that the quality of the game is maintained during the performance.
In addition, professional lighting support also strengthens the visual experience at JBL Stage. The combination of audio and visual quality creates a livelier performance atmosphere and is able to increase audience engagement in each performance.
For IMS Indonesia, participation in the Java Jazz Festival 2026 not only presents professional audio devices, but also shows how technology can be a major supporter of the creativity of musicians and the performance industry in Indonesia.
“Music festivals are spaces where emotions, stories, and expressions converge. Therefore, professional audio technology has an important role to play in ensuring that every message conveyed by musicians can be maximally received by the audience," said the spirit carried by IMS through its participation in the festival.
To support the performance of JBL Stage during Java Jazz Festival 2026, IMS Indonesia operates a number of superior devices, including: PA System JBL VTX A12 – 20 units JBL VTX G28 – 18 units Crown VRACK 4x3500 – 5 units Crown VRACK 12000 – 3 units
Stage Fill JBL BRX325 – 2 units JBL BRX308 – 4 units
Monitor Drum JBL PRX918XLF - 1 unit _
Stage Monitor JBL PRX915 – 8 units JBL PRX912 – 4 units
Lighting System Lightsky Aurora – 26 units
Lighting Console MA lighting GrandMA3 light – 1 unit
With the support of the audio and lighting system, JBL Stage successfully presents professional performance standards that are able to provide the maximum music festival experience for every visitor to the Java Jazz Festival 2026.
