The Warsaw Theatre in Brooklyn, New York, has completed a major sound upgrade with the installation of a new Adamson loudspeaker system. The project, finished in summer 2025, brings modern touring-grade clarity and coverage to the 1,000-capacity venue, a long-standing fixture in Greenpoint’s live music community.

The venue hosts artists across punk, rock, hip-hop and electronic genres, and the update ensures visiting engineers and performers experience consistent headroom and intelligibility throughout the room. The main system features a stereo hang of six CS10n dual-10-inch powered line array cabinets, supported by two flown CS119 subwoofers for low-end extension. Additional IS219 subwoofers were installed under the stage to maximize output while maintaining a low profile, and IS7p loudspeakers provide front fill coverage. System processing and optimization are handled through the Adamson Gateway with Array Intelligence.

On stage, performers use MG10 monitors paired with CS119 subwoofers, offering balanced, high-impact mixes tailored for live performance. The installation was completed by Clair Global Integration.

“The recent Adamson installation at the Warsaw, by our partners at Clair Global Integration, has equipped the venue with a system that delivers exceptional impact while preserving the clarity and nuance of the most delicate sounds,” said Adam Duabe, applications support, AMER at Adamson Systems Engineering. “As a result, artists like Sam Smith can evoke the power of a stadium tour while still creating an intimate atmosphere for an audience of roughly 1,000—making every performance feel truly special.”

Sam Smith’s ongoing residency at the Warsaw highlights the effect of the upgrade, with the CS-Series system providing fidelity and headroom that translate cleanly throughout the compact room. With the installation now fully integrated, touring engineers and audiences can expect consistent, high-impact performance for years to come.