Kosin store outdoor sound systems

This is the first Saturday of the month test of the Brentwood, TN Municipal Building Federal Signal 2001-SRN outdoor warning siren. This video demonstrates one of the 17 warning sirens in the area. These devices are used to warn the residents of Brentwood in the event of a tornado warning, while some of the electronic units are equipped with lightning detection systems that "talk" warning messages as well when lightning is near. Recorded March 6, 2010 @ 1:00pm at the Brentwood Municipal Building. Be sure to "like" our Facebook page! www.facebook.com

At approximately 2180 miles, the Appalachian Trail is the longest single unit of the National Park System. With the number of people who enjoy this place each year, the chances are great that any of us may inadvertently damage the natural environment along the Trail and mar the experience for others. These negative effects can be minimized by adopting sound hiking and camping techniques which, while simple to learn, require some committed effort. If we are successful, the Trail will retain its essential natural qualities and continue to be a place where an extraordinary outdoor experience is available. Everyone's help is important. Please do your part by committing to these practices, and encourage others to learn about and adopt these techniques which "Leave No Trace" on the Appalachian Trail. More information on Leave No Trace can be found at www.LNT.org. Special thanks to Tom Banks, Tara Roberts, Kip Perry, Javier Folgar, Laurie Potteiger, Kevin Williams, Andi Changuris, Adin Ray, Travis Smith, Richard Potteiger, Kristofer Plona, Brandon Dennison, Bergen Butara, Hans Fogle, Brent Rowle, Frank Salzano, Parking Lot Productions, Leave No Trace, and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.

Dave Rat describes how to EQ a live sound system and describes a simple method of achieving consist sound. What to EQ with the channel strips? What do you eq with the system graph?