CHAPTER 13
SOUND SYSTEM SETUP PROCEDURE
PREPARATION 
The difference between various pieces of sound equipment assembled in the same room and a sound system is the operator's speed of assembly, ability to set up and operate a series of shows on schedule, and ability to rectify faults. Touring sound systems need constant maintenance to give optimum performance.
It is essential to be prepared so that equipment can be set up quickly and efficiently on site. A sound system list is a good idea (Figure 13–1). The setup must be coordinated with lighting and other production staff so that workers are not tripping over each other and making the task of ...
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