A local e-gaming business has helped fund a raft of new equipment for a youth music project on the Island.
Soundcheck now has new lights, cabling, a bass amp, drum microphones and a smoke machine thanks to Celton Manx.
The equipment has been given to the charity as part of the egaming company's Recognition sponsorship programme.
Executive Director of Celton Manx Bill Mummery says the scheme offers support to organisations encouraging personal achievement, which Soundcheck is clearly doing.
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