Bob Lee is an application engineer and trainer at RF Venue, Inc., having worked in pro audio and broadcasting for more than four decades. Bob started doing live theatre sound in 1980 with analog boards and area mics, because only the biggest theatre companies had wireless back then. He designed and serviced wireless mic systems of all sizes and wrote the TURBO-RF frequency coordination program for Sennheiser, spent 27 years in various technical marketing and support roles at QSC, and was lead audio engineer at the Ivoryton Playhouse in Essex, Connecticut. He is an amateur radio operator (call sign KN6PXS), a member of USITT, and a Fellow in the Audio Engineering Society.
