The phrase "audio consultant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who provides expert advice and services related to audio systems, sound design, or acoustics.
Example: "After struggling with sound issues in our conference room, we decided to hire an audio consultant to help optimize the acoustics."
Alternatives: "sound consultant" or "audio specialist".
He is now an audio consultant to Rockford Fosgate, a leading maker of car stereo equipment based in Tempe, Ariz.
The extent of the devastation "gave us a chance to attempt things that had never been done here before," said Todd Berling, the project's audio consultant.
When the audio consultant retained by Gramophone analyzed Hatto's Godowsky CD, he found that it had been pieced together from recordings by Marc-André Hamelin, Carlo Grante, and Ian Hobson Barryy had covered up the crime by shrinking the timings of various tracks.
In the Vinalhaven case, an audio consultant hired by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection determined last month that the 4.5-megawatt facility was, at least on one evening in mid-July when Mr. Lindgren collected sound data, in excess of the state's nighttime sound limits.
Curtain Wall Consultants: Buro Happold Consulting Engineers P.C. Acoustic, Audio, and Visual Consultant: Cerami & Associates, Inc. Building Code Consultants: Milrose Consultants, Inc.
But since the original equipment, installed in 1988, was obsolete, the audio and lighting consultants were able to enhance and expand the system -- but within the framework of the original components.
Audio transformer: Transformer used in audio equipment.
Armed with this knowledge, some bars, retailers and restaurants are finely tuning sound systems, according to audio engineers and restaurant consultants.
As a consultant, he impressed Liquid Audio's chief executive and co-founder, Gerald W. Kearby.
She also served as a consultant on the Detour audio tour of the Albany Bulb.
He is a founder of Bootstrap Software, a technology consultant; and SoniByte, a digital audio services company.
