Sound Haven Studios
Music rehearsal rooms, equipment rental and storage for musicians and bands in Swansea
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Sound Haven Studios
Sound Haven Studios operates three equipped rehearsal rooms with drum kits, hardware and PA systems, and rents amps, cabinets and other studio equipment. It also offers secure storage for instruments and touring equipment.
The studio serves solo artists, bands and ensembles. It is based in SA1 Business Park in Swansea and states that it was established in 2013; the registered company was founded in 2023.
Product: Rehearsal room bookings, equipment hire and secure storage for instruments and music equipment.
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