The Melbourne Section of the Audio Engineering Society was established in December 1974.
We are planning a celebratory dinner on Monday 9th December to commemorate the 50th anniversary of this important event.
It will be held at Club Ringwood, Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood.
It will feature good food, memories, and an opportunity to socialise with like-minded people.
The October meeting of the AES Melbourne Section will be an in-person facility tour and presentation held on Tuesday 1st October 2024 at 7:30pm (Yes it’s a *TUESDAY* night)
The meeting will be a site visit to world-leading Guitar manufacturer Maton in Box Hill, Melbourne, Australia.
Tour numbers are limited, so you will need to book at https://www.trybooking.com/CVHBP
Priority will be given to AES members, but non-members are welcome to book and will be allocated any spare spots.
Patrick Evans, Maton’s Manager, Product Design, Development and Speciality Projects will conduct a tour of their manufacturing facility and speak to us on:
The next meeting of the AES Melbourne Section will be an online event held on
Monday 12th August 2024 via Zoom.
It will commence at 7:30pm AEST with a brief Section Annual General Meeting which will feature reports from the Chairman and the Treasurer, followed by the election of Section Officers and Committee Members for the 2024/25 year.
Bookings required – please book at https://www.trybooking.com/CTHEK
Then at approx 7:45pm AEST Alec Graham will present on the topic of:
Alec will deliver a presentation outlining the three AVIXA standards – Dynamic Range in Audiovisual Systems (currently under development), Audio Coverage Uniformity, and Sound System Spectral Balance.
The next meeting of the AES Melbourne Section will be an in-person event held on
Monday 17th June 2024 at 7:30pm at the Collarts Collingwood campus.
It will also be live-streamed on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/AESMelbourneSection
Dr Anton Hasell will present on the topic of:
Dr Anton Hasell has combined his creative artistic skills with an understanding of ‘how humans hear’ and the essential elements of metallurgy to create unique bells of many sizes.
