With the advent of magnetic tape and the LP in the early Fifties, Masque Sound stopped producing its sound effects on 78rpm discs and became the first sound company to adopt tape technology for use in the theater. Since 1936, Masque has provided sound for the majority of Broadway shows and first-class touring productions of Broadway shows. Annie Get Your Gun, South Pacific, My Fair Lady, Bye Bye Birdie, Hair, A Chorus Line, Grease, Bob Fosse's Dancin', Annie, and Cats . Masque Sound's corporate headquarters and main assembly facility is just outside New York City in Moonachie, New Jersey. Masque has offices and technical facilities in Orlando, Florida and Phoenix, Arizona, which specialize in corporate theater and industrial shows, and the Recording Division's Studio is in the heart of the Broadway Theater District in New York City.
Masque offers the very latest in sound equipment backed by a large staff of dedicated technicians.
It maintains its own research and development laboratories and manufactures proprietary equipment that is unique to its sound systems. Masque Sound is owned and operated by the Shearing family. Its principal officers are the third generation of one of the original founders. More about Masque Sound Shows. Systems include Sennheiser.