WSDG To Exhibit At 2026 NAMM Show

Acoustics and AV technology consulting and design firm WSDG will exhibit at the 2026 NAMM Show, taking place January 22–24 at the Anaheim Convention Centre, where the company will be located at ACC North 1, Booth #15310.

The WSDG team will also attend the 2026 TEC Awards, where two of its projects — Violet Isle in Atlanta, Georgia, and Alibab'’s Hujing Digital Media and Entertainment Group Studios in Beijing, China — have been named finalists in the Studio Design Project category. This marks the fifth time multiple WSDG projects have been recognized as finalists in the same year.

"We're incredibly proud as an organisation to be recognised twice in the Studio Design Project category by our industry colleagues," stated WSDG Senior Partner and Co-CEO Sergio Molho. "It is a testament to our ability to leverage our expertise in service of diverse projects around the world, and set a high standard for acoustics, design, and media systems engineering."

In addition to exhibiting and attending the awards ceremony, WSDG will present a NAMM TEC Tracks panel focused on the design and construction of Megaplum, the personal studio of Phish bassist Mike Gordon.

The session, titled Phish's Mike Gordon’s Revolutionary Megaplum Studio, will take place Friday, January 23, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Hilton California C. Panellists include WSDG Co-Founder and Architect John Storyk, WSDG Senior Partner and Co-CEO Joshua Morris, and producer Jared Slomoff.

The panel will explore the creative vision, design process and construction of Megaplum, a private studio developed over four years that now serves as Gordon's primary creative hub. The presentation will also examine how the project reflects a broader trend in all-in-one, artist-oriented studio design, with additional examples shared to illustrate the evolving approach to modern recording environments.

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