What is Totally Sound?

Totally Sound is a production business, encompassing sound, lighting, staging and audiovisual equipment, incorporating hire, sales, installation and repairs. Totally Sound specialises in conferences, special events, festivals and functions.

What is the Vision for Totally Sound?

“To be the most respected audiovisual company in Western Australia”

This statement was adopted in response to the team’s desire to not only provide exceptional, professional service to clients, but to:

Develop quality relationships with clients, suppliers and the community
Keep abreast of regulatory standards
Adopt safe work practices
Be mindful of environmental impact in day to day business decisions

And most importantly..

Be active in, and supportive of the community in which this business thrives

Where does Totally Sound operate?

Totally Sound vehicles can be seen anywhere from Bunbury to Albany, throughout the Southwest and Great Southern, but the team have been known to travel much further! Some gigs have seen Totally Sound technical expertise taken as far as Sydney, Broome, Hamilton Island, Towoomba, and even New Zealand!

Who uses Totally Sound?

There are a wide range of clients who make use of products and services from Totally Sound. Hotels and convention centers, wineries, schools, church groups, councils, band venues and promoters, corporate groups, and sporting groups and even families planning parties and weddings.

Professional Recognition

Winner of the Marketing Award at the 2004 South West Small Business Awards
Winner of the Australian Government Micro-Business Award at the 2004 Telstra and Western Australian Small Business Awards
Finalist in the National Australian Government Micro-Business Award at the 2004 National Telstra Small Business Awards
Finalists in the 2004 West Australian Regional Small Business Awards in the Business Enterprise Centre, Business Achiever Category
Accredited with and members of the Events Industry of Western Australia
2005 40 under 40 Award recipient Derek Peterson – Totally Sound owner/Director

Testimonials

“I enjoyed dealing with you personally and very much appreciated your thoughtful suggestions and willingness to do those little extra things that made for a very professional overall appearance for the conference.” Dr Alec Duncan Dept of Imaging and Applied Physics at Curtin University</p>

“The show went well and your staff were very professional and an asset to your company. The light and sound show were absolutely brilliant.” Peter Davis, Pemberton Events Association

“Thank you for your true professionalism in covering the audiovisual demands the ASID conference. Your cool demeanor and friendly nature made it a pleasure for all the doctors who dealt with you. From a management perspective it was also a delightful experience for me. “ Shirley Corley

“ I was extremely pleased with my decision to utilise your company. Every aspect of your service was professional and friendly, with precisely the amount of O-stress that I like to experience on these events. In no way did I feel that I was receiving a regional service, with both your equipment and staff meeting, if not exceeding, the level of expectation I would have in a major city.” Justin Cowell, Offsite Connections

“Please pass on our thanks to the boys that do such a great job to make our feastival fantastic!” Sharon Tuckett, Country Music Club of Boyup Brook.

“ On behalf of the City of Bunbury, Helen Matthews and I would like to thank you for your involvement in the Australia Day 2006 celebrations. Your advice and contribution were highly valued and we look forward to working with you in years to come. All your staff were extremely helpful throughout the day and their extra input in the form of the fireworks soundtrack was much appreciated. They are a credit to your company.” Catherine Griffin, Events Assistant, City of Bunbury.

“Thanks Derek for another job well done. I appreciate your professional work and admire the way you take our projects on as your own. The cast have much admiration and respect for you.” Ian Mill