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<blockquote data-quote="Justice C. Bigler" data-source="post: 33074" data-attributes="member: 74">Re: Topics suggestions for advanced system tech and tuning classI&#039;m definitely in, schedule permitting. &quot;The Dead of Winter&quot; is a busy time for me, with Ballet and other Christmas shows going on. And I&#039;m always booked New Years weekend. The first week or two of January should be do able. After that, it&#039;s a mad dash until mid May before I get any time off.I guess the main thing that I want, is getting more practical understanding about system tuning. After my three day Smaart training, I was kind of left with a lot of knowledge, but not much experience to put it into practice. And since I have four installed systems, that don&#039;t normally change there&#039;s not a lot that I can do to measure different approaches.I would also like to see some kind of &quot;down and dirty&quot; approach. What do you do when you only have 30 minutes to tune a system before sound check starts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Justice C. Bigler, post: 33074, member: 74"] Re: Topics suggestions for advanced system tech and tuning class I'm definitely in, schedule permitting. "The Dead of Winter" is a busy time for me, with Ballet and other Christmas shows going on. And I'm always booked New Years weekend. The first week or two of January should be do able. After that, it's a mad dash until mid May before I get any time off. I guess the main thing that I want, is getting more practical understanding about system tuning. After my three day Smaart training, I was kind of left with a lot of knowledge, but not much experience to put it into practice. And since I have four installed systems, that don't normally change there's not a lot that I can do to measure different approaches. I would also like to see some kind of "down and dirty" approach. What do you do when you only have 30 minutes to tune a system before sound check starts? [/QUOTE]

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