This lecture will relate how a temporary sound system can be designed and rigged to meet a demanding brief, yet remain cost effective both in equipment content and manpower whilst producing excellent sonic performance for both speech and music.

Author: Spratt, Mike
Affiliation: Wigwam Acoustics
AES Conference: UK 2nd Conference: Sound Reinforcement Engineering (SRE) (May 1989)
Paper Number: SRE-03
Publication Date: May 1, 1989
Subject: Sound Reinforcement Engineering

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