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Design concept: an empty nightclub lounge before opening, with compact loudspeakers discreetly flown from the ceiling structure.
Design concept
Service 05

Tuning and Commissioning

Commissioning verifies that what was installed matches what was designed, and tuning makes the installed system perform to its potential in the finished room. Both are done with measurement, not by ear alone, and both are documented.

What This Covers

  • 01Verification that every loudspeaker is connected, aimed, and working as designed
  • 02Gain structure through the whole signal chain
  • 03Polarity and wiring checks
  • 04Crossover optimization between loudspeakers and subwoofers
  • 05Delay alignment across distributed zones
  • 06Equalization based on measurement in the completed space
  • 07Level balancing between zones and confirmation of maximum operating levels
  • 08Listening evaluation with program material representative of the venue

Why It Matters

A room changes acoustically as it is finished — soft furniture, glass, and drapery all arrive late. Tuning after the space is complete is what turns a correctly installed system into one that sounds right on opening night, and it catches installation faults while they can still be corrected easily.

When It Happens

After installation is complete and the space is substantially finished — ideally with furniture and soft goods in place, and before opening.

Working With Other Trades

Scheduled with the general contractor around the finishing sequence, because tuning a room that is still a construction site produces results that will not hold.