Project Coordination
A sound system is built by people who are not audio specialists — electricians pulling conduit, carpenters building millwork, contractors sequencing trades. Coordination is the work of keeping the design intact as it passes through all of them.
What This Covers
- 01Issuing audio requirements to the design and construction team in usable form
- 02Reviewing drawings for conflicts with speaker positions, rack locations, and cable paths
- 03Confirming power, conduit, pathway, and structural support requirements
- 04Attending coordination meetings and site walks at the stages that matter
- 05Reviewing proposed substitutions before they are accepted
- 06Site observation during rough-in and installation
- 07Tracking outstanding items through to close-out
Why It Matters
Design integrity is lost in small increments: a speaker moved eight inches for a sprinkler head, a conduit omitted, a substitution accepted to save money. Each looks minor in isolation. Coordination is what catches these while they are still cheap to fix.
When It Happens
Continuous, from design development through construction and into commissioning.
Working With Other Trades
CALISONICS works as the audio voice within the existing project structure, reporting to the owner or the project manager rather than adding another layer of process.
- 01
Sound System Design
Complete system architecture based on venue dimensions, usage, acoustic conditions, coverage requirements, operating levels, and client objectives.
- 02
Equipment Specification
Professional selection of loudspeakers, subwoofers, amplifiers, processors, networking, control interfaces, racks, and supporting infrastructure.
- 03
Acoustic and Coverage Planning
Speaker positioning, dispersion analysis, zoning, delay strategy, level planning, and system-performance evaluation.
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