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<blockquote data-quote="SPL Blazer" data-source="post: 7159802" data-attributes="member: 587873"><p>The Amateur and Novice classes will be easier, we&#039;ll have them do a sweep and use that score towards their total. And we&#039;ll be using the IASCA SQ disc to check for the speakers being in phase, any noise in the system, pink noise to check for clipping. We&#039;re planning to buy the RTA for TermLab and use that for the Pro classes. Haven&#039;t quite figured out how we&#039;re going to judge that part yet, but we will have it all down by the time the season starts up. I haven&#039;t used the RTA before, so I&#039;ll have to do some playing around with it when we get it.....just waiting for tax money. We&#039;ll also be judging to make sure proper fusing and gauge wire is used, amps, enclosures and such are fastened down securely. Once we have everything set I&#039;m going see about getting a pdf file added to the website so competitors will have a checklist of what we&#039;ll judge so they can be ready.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SPL Blazer, post: 7159802, member: 587873"] The Amateur and Novice classes will be easier, we'll have them do a sweep and use that score towards their total. And we'll be using the IASCA SQ disc to check for the speakers being in phase, any noise in the system, pink noise to check for clipping. We're planning to buy the RTA for TermLab and use that for the Pro classes. Haven't quite figured out how we're going to judge that part yet, but we will have it all down by the time the season starts up. I haven't used the RTA before, so I'll have to do some playing around with it when we get it.....just waiting for tax money. We'll also be judging to make sure proper fusing and gauge wire is used, amps, enclosures and such are fastened down securely. Once we have everything set I'm going see about getting a pdf file added to the website so competitors will have a checklist of what we'll judge so they can be ready. [/QUOTE]

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