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Ashen White Audio Visual Prepares to Auction Off All Equipment and Inventory

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TORONTO – In a sad sign of the times, Ashen White Audio Visual has decided to close their doors after Covid devastated their industry and their business.

More details from Ashen White Audio Visual and Danbury Global (www.danburyglobal.com):

An Ashen White supported show prior to the Covid-19 pandemic

Once one of the largest suppliers of rental equipment to concert promoters, theatre operators, and various production industry clients in Canada, the company, which had been in business over a 33-year span, is set to auction off all of their equipment to the highest bidders from March 2 to 5.

Like many others in their industry, the owners were faced with a tough decision to either sell off what they spent the last three decades building, or take on tremendous debt and risk trying to continue to ride out the storm.

The auction sale, which is being conducted by Danbury Global, and will feature over 2,000 lots of late model new and used professional audio and visual equipment, video equipment, as well as their office furniture, trucks, and forklifts.

Auction highlights include (8) Robert Juliat Merlin & Super Korrigan followspots, Over (120) Clay Paky & Martin high quality moving light fixtures, EAW and Kling & Freitag line array systems, as well as video and small audio packages. In addition to premium audio and visual equipment the company is selling off their vehicles all of which were purchased new from 2016 to 2018.

The auction is taking place online only and opens for bidding on Tuesday February 23rd. All of the items are located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and bidding is open to the general public. Everyone is welcome to bid provided that they pre-register through Danbury.

About Ashen White

Incorporated in 1988, Ashen White was first formed to provide audio and lighting equipment to the concert production industry. Numerous small shows and tours were undertaken during the formative years of the company in an effort to build contacts, gather information and acquire a good working stock of equipment. The company grew in the mid 1990’s to become a one-stop shop and help their customers access all the required equipment at one location. Ashen White provided a range of services to concert promoters, corporations, theatre operators and various other industry-related clients.

For more information contact Jonathan Ordon at 416-630-5241, [email protected], or visit www.danburyglobal.com