Matt Poes
OwnerPoes AcousticsWith over two decades immersed in the audio-video industry, Matthew Poes is a distinguished figure known for his expertise and passion. His journey began as a lifelong hobbyist, driven by an insatiable love for movies and music. Over the years, this passion evolved into a career marked by innovation and excellence.
Matthew's role as a home theater engineer and designer has seen him craft numerous high-performance home theaters, media rooms, and studios, each a testament to his meticulous attention to detail and advanced engineering skills. His designs blend cutting-edge technology with artistic finesse, delivering unparalleled audiovisual experiences to clients worldwide.
Currently, Matthew dedicates his time and expertise to CEDIA, where he serves as a volunteer on the RP10 committees. His contributions in acoustic measurement, design, and engineering enrich the industry and set new standards for excellence.
Matthew's impact extends globally, with major projects spanning cities like Los Angeles, Dubai, Miami, and London. His international portfolio showcases his versatility and adaptability in creating bespoke solutions tailored to diverse cultural and architectural contexts.
In addition to his engineering endeavors, Matthew is a respected freelance reviewer and technical editor. His insightful contributions to leading publications such as Audioholics, AV Nirvana, and Sound and Vision reflect his deep understanding and passion for the industry, guiding enthusiasts and professionals alike towards informed decisions and innovative solutions.
Driven by his unwavering dedication to perfection and his love for the art of entertainment, Matthew Poes continues to shape the audio-video landscape with his expertise, creativity, and commitment to excellence.
RP-32: Audio System Measurement and Verification Workshop
CEDIA’s latest Recommended Practice RP-32 outlines objective, repeatable methods for measuring and verifying audio system performance. It provides a s…CEDIA’s latest Recommended Practice RP-32 outlines objective, repeatable methods for measuring and verifying audio system performance. It provides a structured process to ensure that completed systems meet the intended design goals and client expecta…CEDIA’s latest Recommended Practice RP-32 outlines objective, repeatable methods for measuring and verifying audio system performance. It provides a structured process to ensure that completed systems meet the intended design goals and client expectations. Importantly, RP-32 incorporates verification against the performance parameters defined in CEDIA RP-22: Immersive Audio System Design, allowing integrators to demonstrate whether a system achie…CEDIA’s latest Recommended Practice RP-32 outlines objective, repeatable methods for measuring and verifying audio system performance. It provides a structured process to ensure that completed systems meet the intended design goals and client expectations. Importantly, RP-32 incorporates verification against the performance parameters defined in CEDIA RP-22: Immersive Audio System Design, allowing integrators to demonstrate whether a system achieves the targeted RP-22 performance level. This hands-on workshop introduces the recommended procedures of RP-32 and gives participants practical experience using a range of measurement tools and software. Attendees will learn how to gather reliable data, interpret results, and document system performance in a consistent and professional manner. The course is suitable for both residential and commercial applications, and is designed to support newer practitioners as well as experienced professionals who want to adopt a Recommended Practice-based approach to system verification. By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Describe and apply the RP-32 methodology. • Perform objective, repeatable system measurements. • Verify performance against RP-22 parameters. • Document and communicate results clearly.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
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