LEDs VEGAS (702) 273-9114
Las Vegas · delivered, installed, struck

We build the
room you picture

  • LED walls
  • Staging
  • Lighting
  • Sound

Audio visual rental for weddings, corporate events, conferences, trade shows and private parties across Las Vegas — P2.6 LED video walls, LED DJ booths, modular staging, moving-head lighting and line array sound. Our entire sound system is finished in white rather than the usual black, so the speakers read as part of the ballroom instead of as production gear.

Bar mitzvah stage in a Las Vegas venue — a split LED video wall in purple with white line array speakers and white moving-head fixtures
Delivery included
Setup included
LED operator included
Video processor unit
Ground support system
Pickup included
LED video walls

Popular sizes.
Not the only sizes.


P2.6 pixel pitch indoor panels — fine enough that guests standing at the front see a picture rather than a grid.

LED Video Wall — 3.00 × 2.00 m

LED Video Wall

  • Size9.84 × 6.56 ft
  • Metric3.00 × 2.00 m
  • Pixel pitchP2.6 mm indoor
  • OperatorIncluded

The room-sized workhorse. Fits almost any ballroom and reads clean from the back of the floor.

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LED Video Wall — 5.00 × 2.00 m

LED Video Wall

  • Size16.4 × 6.56 ft
  • Metric5.00 × 2.00 m
  • Pixel pitchP2.6 mm indoor
  • OperatorIncluded

Wide format. The one most corporate stages and head tables ask for.

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LED Video Wall — 5.00 × 3.00 m

LED Video Wall

  • Size16.4 × 9.84 ft
  • Metric5.00 × 3.00 m
  • Pixel pitchP2.6 mm indoor
  • OperatorIncluded

Tall and wide. Built for a room that has to see it from anywhere.

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Not on the list?

Any size.
Any design.


The setups above are the ones people ask for most — they are a starting point, not a menu. Curved walls, wrapped corners, a bar front, a ceiling piece, a stage in an odd footprint, a screen cut around a doorway — if you can describe it, we can quote it. We design and build to the room, the brief and the budget in front of us.

Tell us what you picture
  • Any sizeWidth, height and depth built to your room
  • Any shapeStraight, curved, split, wrapped, L-shaped
  • ModularExpandable and reconfigurable on site
  • Built by usDelivered, installed and collected by our crew
Why we are white

Black gear shows
in every photograph.


Touring production is black because it disappears in a dark room. A Las Vegas ballroom is the opposite room — cream walls, pale drape, white linen, chandeliers up. Bring black boxes into that and they become the highest-contrast object in every wide shot your photographer takes.

So the boxes people actually see are white. Speakers are the exception in this industry — they stand at eye level flanking the dance floor, they cannot be hidden behind drape, and they land in every wide photograph. Our line array mains, subwoofers and stage monitors are all finished in white, so the audio sits at the same value as the room instead of punching a black hole in the frame.

Read why it matters →
  • WeddingsLight rooms and formal photography, where black gear is impossible to shoot around
  • Corporate & brand eventsA designed environment that a wall of road-worn black boxes works against
  • Conferences & galasA speaker at the front of a designed room is the one piece of kit nobody can dress around
  • Trade showsExhibition halls are lit hard and bright, and a black stack reads as back-of-house
How it runs

Four steps.
No surprises.


Consult

Tell us the venue, the date and what the room has to do. We know most Las Vegas ballrooms, so the venue name alone usually tells us the ceiling height and the dock.

Design

We come back with a layout, a written power requirement and a price. Nothing gets guessed at on site.

Install

Our truck, our crew, our ground support. Built, cabled and tested inside your load-in window, before doors.

Run & strike

An operator stays with the wall and a tech with the audio. We strike it and clear the room to your out time.

Who we work with

Events we do
every week.


Weddings & receptionsLED montage walls behind the head table, an LED DJ booth on the dance floor, uplighting around the room, and a PA that lets people talk between songs.
Corporate eventsKeynote screens, modular staging, lectern audio, wireless microphones and branded content running across the full wall.
Conferences & general sessionsMain-stage LED, confidence monitors, panel audio and a rig built inside the convention center load-in window.
Trade shows & conventionsBooth LED walls bright enough for an exhibition hall, plus free-standing truss where the venue prohibits rigging.
Bar & bat mitzvahsA booth and wall the kids photograph all night, moving-head beams over the dance floor, and a custom gobo on the floor.
Quinceañeras & sweet sixteensPortrait LED columns for the photography, a lit booth, and sound sized for a full dance floor.
Galas & fundraisersA designed room, live camera to the wall, sponsor loops between segments, and equipment that stays out of the photography.
Concerts & club nightsLine array with subs on the floor, moving-head beams and a video wall behind the act.
Recent work

Rooms we
actually built.


Weddings, corporate events, conferences and trade show floors across Las Vegas — photographed on the night, not rendered.

Bar mitzvah stage with a split LED video wall in purple, white line array speakers and white moving-head fixtures
Bar mitzvah, Las Vegas — a split wall of LED columns either side of a DJ facade, with our white line array and white movers on the deck.
White line array cabinets on stands either side of an LED video wall, with white subwoofers on the floor
Our white line array in place: cabinets on stands either side of the wall, subwoofers beneath them, movers on the deck.
Ballroom stage with an LED video wall, LED DJ booth and white speakers either side
Wedding reception, Las Vegas ballroom — LED wall behind an LED DJ booth, on a skirted stage deck, with the mains either side.
A large LED video wall lit by blue moving-head beams under a chandelier
Moving-head beams over a full-width LED wall. The content is a client photograph, run across the whole canvas.
Corporate event stage with a central LED wall, two side panels and a branded floor
Corporate event — a center wall with two side columns, moving heads overhead and a printed floor to match the brand.
Two LED video walls at a wedding reception behind the head table
A pair of walls behind the head table, running the couple photography through the meal.
LED DJ booth with LEDs VEGAS branding between two stage decks, golf course beyond
A booth front between two stage decks. The booth runs whatever content the client sends, including their own branding.
LED video walls and speakers set up under white ceiling drape
Portrait content across a stepped wall arrangement, with the mains on stands either side.
A large LED video wall in a brightly lit convention hall trade show booth
Convention center booth. An exhibition hall is lit hard and bright, which is exactly where projection gives up and LED does not.
Trade show booth build in progress with LEDs VEGAS road cases beside the LED wall
Mid-build on a show floor. Our cases, our crew, inside the dock window we were given.
Free-standing truss structure forming a trade show booth with LED panels
A truss booth built free-standing, because the hall would not allow rigging from the roof.
LED video wall used as a sponsor board in a hotel lobby
Sponsor board in the MGM Grand lobby. The same panels that build a wall also build a sign.
Service area

Across Las Vegas
and the valley.


We deliver, install and strike anywhere in the Las Vegas valley. No travel charge inside these areas, and we know most of the rooms before we arrive.

  • The Las Vegas Strip
  • Downtown Las Vegas
  • Henderson
  • North Las Vegas
  • Summerlin
  • Paradise
  • Spring Valley
  • Enterprise
  • Anthem
  • Boulder City

The rooms we work in

Hotel and resort ballrooms, convention center halls and meeting rooms, country clubs, wedding venues, event spaces, corporate offices, private estates and backyards across Clark County, Nevada.

Tell us the venue name when you enquire. We have almost certainly been in the room, which means we already know the ceiling height, the dock arrangement, whether the venue allows rigging and what power is available — and the quote comes back accurate the first time.

Check your venue with us
Good to know

Questions we get
every week.


Can you build an LED wall in a size that is not listed?

Yes, and we do it constantly. The stock configurations on this site are the ones people ask for most often, so they are shown as a starting point rather than a menu. Our LED panels are modular, so a wall can go wider, taller, curved, split into columns, wrapped around a corner or cut around a doorway. Staging, DJ booths and lighting rigs work the same way. Describe the room and we will design to it.

What is included with an LED video wall rental?

Every LED wall package includes delivery, installation, an LED video processor, ground support structure, an on-site LED operator for the duration of the event, and strike and collection afterwards. We also bring spare panels, so a failed tile is swapped in minutes rather than becoming your problem.

Why is your sound system white?

Because most of the rooms we work in are light. Wedding and corporate venues in Las Vegas have cream walls, pale drape and white linen, and speakers are the one piece of production kit that cannot be hidden — they stand at eye level flanking the dance floor and land in every wide photograph. Our line array mains, subwoofers and stage monitors are all finished in white, so the audio sits at the same value as the room instead of punching a black hole in the frame.

How long does setup take?

A single LED wall goes up in about ninety minutes. An LED DJ booth with a wall behind it takes two to three hours. A 20 by 12 ft stage is roughly two hours, a truss lighting rig two to three, and a line array PA three to four hours including tuning. We schedule around your venue load-in window rather than the other way round.

What power do you need?

A 3 by 2 m LED wall runs comfortably on a single standard 20 amp circuit. Larger walls, lighting rigs and PA systems need more, and we never share circuits between lighting and audio. The exact power requirement is written on your quote, so you can hand it to the venue weeks ahead rather than discovering it on the day.

Do you carry insurance and provide a certificate of insurance?

Yes. We carry general liability, workers compensation and commercial vehicle cover, and we issue certificates of insurance naming your venue as additional insured. Most Las Vegas hotels and convention spaces require a COI before a vendor is allowed on site, and we handle it as a matter of course. Ask two to three weeks ahead so the wording can be checked.

Is an operator really included?

Yes, on every LED package. A member of our crew stays with the wall for the event, loads your content, switches sources and fixes anything that needs fixing. You are not handed a laptop and left to it. Sound rentals come with a system tech who tunes the rig to the room before doors.

What content can we put on the LED screen?

Photos, video, logos, live camera feed, slideshows, a monogram, sponsor loops and ambient visuals. Send it ahead and we will test it on the actual panels so you see it before the day. If you have nothing prepared we can supply looping visuals or build simple content for you.

Which areas do you serve?

Las Vegas and the surrounding valley, including the Strip, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin and Paradise. We work in most of the major hotels, convention spaces, country clubs and event venues in the area, so the venue name alone usually tells us the ceiling height, the dock arrangement and the rigging rules.

How far ahead should we book?

For a Saturday in peak season, four to six weeks. Convention weeks book earlier. That said, we hold stock in town, so if you are three days out it is still worth calling. We can usually make it work.

Ready when you are

Ready for
your next event?


Send the date, the venue and roughly what you picture. We reply the same working day with a price, a layout and the power requirement.