Sutter Health Park Upgraded Wireless Audio System
Sacramento Production Services installed new hardware to address RF congestion for MLB broadcasts.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Baseball

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Sacramento Production Services recently completed a major wireless audio overhaul at Sutter Health Park. The upgrade provides the stadium with a robust system capable of managing the intense RF environment required for professional baseball broadcasts.
Why it matters
The upgrade was necessary to resolve frequency drops and unpredictable performance caused by the high RF congestion of Major League Baseball coverage. This transition improves reliability over the stadium's previous minor-league-era audio infrastructure.
The system includes 10 Wisycom antennas, with four deployed in the outfield via fiber and six distributed across the home side stands, roof, and concourse. These components utilize BFL-T2 and BFL-R2 antenna-over-fiber links to ensure coverage.
The players
Sacramento Production Services
This company is a professional audio-visual integrator that managed the infrastructure upgrade at Sutter Health Park.
Athletics
The Athletics are a Major League Baseball team currently in the middle of a three-year residency at the Sacramento stadium.
The details
The installation team utilized MAT244 RF combiners along with LFA wideband and ADFA active directional antennas to narrow bandwidth and lower the noise floor. This new antenna-over-fiber architecture is designed to maintain signal integrity throughout the facility.
Timeline
The installation of the new wireless audio system was completed in October 2026.
Season Trajectory
This technological upgrade aligns Sutter Health Park with the rigorous broadcast demands required for the duration of the three-year Athletics residency. By stabilizing audio performance, the stadium ensures consistent stadium operations for a major league schedule.
The new hardware eliminates frequency drops that plagued previous minor-league broadcasts during live play. This ensures that field audio and broadcast signals remain clear for the duration of the Athletics three-year residency.
The takeaway
Reliable wireless infrastructure is now a standard requirement for venues hosting major professional sports leagues. Venues must prioritize high-capacity antenna-over-fiber systems to mitigate the signal congestion common in modern stadium broadcasting.
Further reading
For more on the facility and the team, visit our Baseball section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by FOH | Front of House Magazine.
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