Hi Nancy!
 NW> did this on the ad! Then there is the live concerts with row after
 BG> row of subs primarily there for the bass drum that everytime
 BG> a note is played, it feels like a halfback just hit you right in the
 BG> gut!!!
 NW> I recently had that just thing happen to me (and the others at a
 NW> Darrell McCall concert I was a guest at). The sound system had
 NW> double-loaded 18"'s in "W" cabinets for low-end response and the
 NW> soundman was giving 'em a work-out. He was more used to doing tejano
 NW> music, which is heavier on the low-frequency than country.
Tell Reba's sound people that! Sheesh, I worked AC/DC just before her and not 
sure who had the louder subwoofers, thought I showed up to do the "out" on 
the wrong gig for awhile!
NW> The only ing we can
 NW> figure out is he must have been ready to go home, cause he was trying
 NW> his darnedest to run everyone out of there.  There were several people
 NW> (especially some of the older folks) who left.
He probably thought he was being cool. So many feel they have to show off ALL 
of the potential of a system with a crowd there,... it's an ego thing, I 
think.
 NW> Thank goodness there
 NW> wasn't any seating directly in front of the cabinets, at least for 75
 NW> feet or so (until the end of the dance floor), or someone would have
 NW> thought there was a tornado a brewin' (from all the air being pushed
 NW> from those cabinets! I stood there in front of 'em for about 10
 NW> seconds to feel for myself.). It was totally unnecessary,
 NW> and the club manager eventually made his way over to the sound board
 NW> to tell him to "turn it down!" Darrell told the band fronting
 NW> him, "Let's go back on so he will shut that stuff off!"
Been there.. done that... got the T shirt!!
 Bonnie *:>
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