Crazy Pizza Standardizes Audio Across Global Locations
The restaurant chain has implemented Allen & Heath audio processors to simplify sound management in its international venues.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Dining Out
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Systems integrator Vibra Service has equipped various Crazy Pizza restaurant locations with Allen & Heath AHM-32 audio processors. The installation allows staff to manage sound across multiple zones using tablet-based controls.
Why it matters
The upgrade provides restaurant staff with the flexibility to independently adjust audio levels and presets to match the atmosphere of different dining periods. This standardization ensures a consistent sound experience across the chain's various international venues.
The AHM-32 audio processing engine facilitates third-party networking and provides separate control for subwoofers. Staff utilize the Custom Control app to recall pre-configured audio profiles for lounge, dinner service, and party modes.
The players
Vibra Service
An audio systems integrator that specializes in installing professional sound solutions for hospitality and commercial venues.
Crazy Pizza
A growing international restaurant brand with locations across major European cities.
Allen & Heath
A manufacturer of professional audio mixing consoles and signal processing hardware used in live sound and fixed installations.
The details
Technicians installed the audio processing engines to act as the central hub for the venue systems. The setup allows for independent zone management, enabling staff to tailor volume settings to specific dining areas.
Timeline
Vibra Service has collaborated with the Crazy Pizza group for three years beginning in 2023.
The integration firm has utilized Allen & Heath equipment for a decade, starting in 2016.
Culture Shift
The adoption of the Allen & Heath AHM platform reflects a broader trend of hospitality brands moving toward digital-first, centralized control for venue ambiance. This shift mirrors a move away from static hardware toward integrated systems that allow for real-time flexibility.
Diners at these locations will encounter more consistent audio quality that adapts to the shifting energy of the room throughout the evening. Staff are now able to make immediate volume adjustments, ensuring the music never overwhelms the dining experience.
The takeaway
Centralized audio control systems allow service-based businesses to maintain a curated atmosphere without manual intervention at every speaker. Restaurateurs looking to upgrade their ambiance can utilize tablet-based software to create distinct sound profiles for different service hours.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest trends in professional restaurant equipment in the Dining Out section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Etnow.
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