QSC, LLC

I'm not good anymore, but we had a really good piano player in our band.

I can play in the QSC.

I'm

glad I asked about your sister.

So let's briefly recap his career.

Upon graduating from UC Davis in 1988, Paul launched an audiophile loudspeaker company called Hales Design Group, which earned him many industry awards, and that recognition eventually led to a role at QSC Audio to create commercial cinema loudspeakers in the early 2000s.

But by 2004, Paul's entrepreneurial drive returned with the formation of what became three companies, Pro Audio Technology, Theory Audio Design, and Theory Professional.

Welcome to the podcast, Paul.

We're running, um, running...

What else? Two QSC K12.2 tops.

They're 2,000 watts a piece.

A couple monitors and some lights.

So yeah, I did a lot on the training part of it.

So again, you know, and I'm still doing that now, you know, whether, you know, I know on some of the previous guests you've had, you know, that, you know, because we're, you know, also a Crestron CSP, as well as other manufacturers, you know, for AMX, you know, Automator, QSC Design, like I told you, I said, just, you know, finished up again, still going back to school to learn more, you know, and again, that's why I like the industry.

It's ever changing, but there's rules that they're following.

It's not necessarily all the Wild West anymore, but you're learning a lot of stuff, which is why I like it.

And, you know, very happy with it.

You know, it's been working great, you know.

You know, got to, you know, besides, you know, so much with Crestron, which had been my whole life, more with, Buy more programming now with QSC, AMX and Muse Automator, you know, doing a lot with that now and all.

And it's been great because, like, learning, you know, all these new languages and everything, it's – I really like that.