-> Sure, but as you've seen, when we head over there we have an -> obligation 
to tease the locals, be they whiz-bang esotericas who pay -> 90% for flash 
and 10% for function, or clueless thumpers.  How much -> discussion of miking 
and processing for floggings and use of buggy -> whips can they handle?  
 BG> Haha! You may have a point there! (throw a towel over it, maybe it'll go
Hey, you're no fun!  ;-)  
 BG> away!). It's like working with rap artists! I had one tell me "They
 BG> wrtie the raps, they just need someone to twiddle the knobs." Not a clue
I know someone with a small studio outside one of the cities in CT who thinks 
such rappers are good customers because they're usually too illiterate to be 
overly demanding, and they're used to credit terms of green COD.  Boring 
work, of course.  
 BG> in da house. While we have some "I want loud subs, but I don't need any
 BG> mids or highs" folks in there, as you know, there's a core of neat folk
For all the "we ought to be allowed to discuss car thump thump here" 
complaints, have you noticed the number of weeks where the CAR_AUDIO echo has 
had a zero message count?  
 BG> too! Ya know, you can always skip to the next intelligent message, kind
 BG> of like getting rid of spam on the newsgroups from the Internet.
Or tease Mark W about not getting the last few rattles out of his windows.  
(He's fairly local to me, and I helped him upgrade his amps for the 10 KW 
home basement system.)  
 
I'm reluctant to post much on the internet, as I already get more email than 
I can handle among four ftn nets, and a few listservers.  I follow a few 
newsgroups (which are SPAM targets), but am more likley to start off-group cc 
list threads than post very often.  Two lists I'm on actually require about a 
half hour worth of application form completion to be approved to participate, 
in order to filter people who aren't serious and hold down off topic volume.  
Terry
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