TO> gear, instead of being stuck with "car audio" junk. Another
TO> thought
TO> is that studio engineers tend to leave the stock stereo in the
TO> car, so
TO> that they can see how their mixes sound when played back on
TO> ordinary
TO> junk gear, as I do. Take care.
I know a fellow who used to stress that very thing with me.  He's say, "Don't 
waste the stereo equipment... even in the studio on the playback monitor for 
the final mix.  If you do, you won't get a good clear mix... cause those 
folks who don't have $1000 stereos in their homes or cars won't hear the 
stuff. Play it back on as cheap a radio as you can find and THEN, when you 
hear it all, you'll have a good mix! Until then, it'll only be a mediocre 
mix, at best!"
I've tried to keep that in mind... cause the studio I have been using of late 
has EV's  for the speakers for the monitor system (Owner thinks bigger is 
better -)... So I bring my rough mixes home and listen on a cheap 
system then take notes at each spot that needs correcting... then I go back 
to the studio and fix it right!  (Lots of back tracking but it keeps 
everyone happy!) 
Nancy
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