[Pez]

Working like a charm!

Best method to getting inoffensive sound from every room at RMAF.

[Rclark]

They'll know it's bad when the plugs go in     

[cheap-Jack]

Hi.

Working like a charm!

Best method to getting inoffensive sound from every room at RMAF.

So you would pay the show admission fee for listening 'nothing' there! I'd stay at home to enjoy my music, saving commuting & admission fee - leading an "inoffensive" lifestyle.

c-J

[Pez]

If I stayed at home how could I enjoy listening to everyone bitch about my opinions?

[Cheeseboy]

So once the earplugs go in do they:

1) Ask you give them a recommendation for music
2) Turn the system down to a lower volume level
3) Fold thier tent and put the gear in the box and get it ready to ship home.
4) Offer alcohol or snacks

[roscoeiii]

Dude could've at least bothered to get some quality earplugs.

While on the subject, just moved from these earplugs:
http://www.musicdirect.com/p-7020-etymotic-er20-hi-fi-ear-plugs.aspx

to THESE custom molded earplugs (with custom filters for -9, -15 and -30 dB):

http://www.sensaphonics.com/?p=331

Oh baby are these bad boys great. Bring the biggest stacks at the most badass concerts on!

[Bob in St. Louis]

So once the earplugs go in do they:

1) Ask you give them a recommendation for music
2) Turn the system down to a lower volume level
3) Fold thier tent and put the gear in the box and get it ready to ship home.
4) Offer alcohol or snacks

"Yes" 

[Pez]

I didn't end up needing these at all today except when Tyson was running off at the mouth. 

[rollo]

  Bring an Uberbuss.   



charles

[enjoythemusic]

Working like a charm!
Best method to getting inoffensive sound from every room at RMAF.

Bwaaa-hahahahahahah

[wisnon]

Working like a charm!

Best method to getting inoffensive sound from every room at RMAF.

Are these audiophile grade with inner ear chamber treatments?

LoL

[Cheeseboy]

Perhap they have "Bullshit Protection Circuitry" as well.  Factory Sales People can be offensive too.

[Pez]

Actually that circuitry is built into my brain. Whenever Tyson and I walked into a room, without fail someone saw our press badge and tried to hand us some sort of spec sheet or product info pamphlet. We just said 'No' every time they tried to do so. I completely ignored any and all spiels given about why a product is new and innovative. The only thing we cared about was how did it sound? Price, looks, technical jargon, familiarity with the vendors were all put aside. It is incredibly hard to do that, but I think we did pretty damn good! 

[satfrat]

From what has been previously opinionated, that picture must have been taken in the Wilson room.