The KV2 Hub in Meishan, China, has been named after the KV2 systems which provide the sound for the new nightclub. The principal investor, a Chinese media and showbiz entrepreneur, was impressed by the audio at the FOREVER club in Wuhan, a huge KV2 venue billed as China’s biggest nightclub project of 2022. As a result, he opted not only to install a KV2 system for his own venue, but also named the club after it.
Conveniently situated at the heart of the Rose International M District in Meishan, Sichuan province, the £5.4m nightclub offers a premier location that caters to both modern and traditional audiences.
Spanning over 2,300 sqm of column-free space, it features a diverse range of offerings, including 60+ seating areas, six private party rooms, photo spots and leisure zones.
Billed as a pioneer of the fusion of audio-visual expression, KV2 says the KV2 Hub collaborates with renowned artists to redefine rave and nightclub culture. Part of the signature of the new space is its audio system which comprises four powerful, long-throw VHD2.0 mid-high enclosures arranged in two vertical arrays left and right of the main stage, supplemented by four VHD2.21 ultra-low frequency subwoofers.
The goal is to avoid the fatiguing distortion, or uneven dispersion, often experienced in large clubs. A further two VHD2.0 enclosures act as a vocal system.
On the visual side, the Hub boasts over 400 sqm of LED visual matrix by Huameite Electrical Appliance Manufacture, complemented by collaborations with stage design teams.
A bold attempt to redefine the electronic music experience in Meishan and beyond, KV2 Hub’s vision is to expand into China’s major cities and partner with global cultural institutions. KV2 Audio says the goal is to establish itself as a leading cultural brand with a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
