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Last Updated: 11/17/2009

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Status: Single
City: CHICO
State: California
Country: US
Signup Date: 1/14/2008
Thursday, May 14, 2009 

Current mood:  nerdy
Live sound really hasn't gotten the attention it deserves on this page, but lately I've been doing more and more of it, so I figure I better put something up here.

If you are in need of an egineer to make you sound your best, look no further.

Experience includes (but is not limited to):

Sound:
Family Force Five
The Afters
Dizmas
Project 86
Number One Gun
Showbread

Production:
Switchfoot
Newsboys
Relient K
Mercy Me
Kutless
Hawk Nelson
Audio Adrenaline
Aaron Schust
Stellar Kart
Jeremy Camp
Bethany Dillon
The Afters

I've done an obscene amount of work with Sonrise Productions (probably the largest Christian promoter on the West Coast), and have a long list of experience in touring sound and management. I also work with Tolar AVL - one of northern California's largest and most trusted audio companies.

(If needed, I have a trailer available: 7' x 14' - tandem axles, brakes, side-door, and fold down ramp)

Now that my ego is suitably inflated, if you'd like me to help you out with anything, just [e-mail] or [message me].

Pricing:
This is completely dependant on your needs, so I really can't put any numbers here. I can tell you that travel expenses will need to be covered (either by you physically taking me and providing meals, or paying for gas/train/plane/ and food). Tour rates will be much cheaper than one-off's.

Things that affect price are: length of event(s), distance to event(s), services needed, number of artists and/or speakers performing, etc.

Remember that when an audience hears you sounding bad - they don't blame the sound guy, they blame you! An engineer is one of the best investments a band can make.
10:55 AM
 
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