Dave Rat

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Dave Rat is the founder of Rat Sound Systems Inc., a sound system designer, and live sound engineer for many well known artists such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, The Offspring, and Blink 182.

Dave Rat writes articles for various professional sound magazines and been asked to speak at sound conventions and events such as AES. He has designed speakers and sound equipment such as the Rat MicroWedge, which is manufactured by Radian Audio and is now a familiar monitor wedge on many worldwide tours.

Dave Rat wrote a column for "Live Sound Magazine" entitled, "Rat Tales" in the November 2006 issue.[1]

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