Richard Webb wrote:

> IT's the difference in what's available. A lot of us who
> worked here and there got used to using them, because once
> they hit they were everywhere, about like kudzu. PRoduction rooms at radio stations, bargain basement back room
> studios, you name it, one of the most common denominators
> was a pair of them. INstead of the awfultone cube the
> Yamahas were the speakers of choice, because they were like
> kudzu, and so you got used to using them for check mix
> monitors. They suck, but they suck predictably.
>

Kudzu? Dude, you from the South? 'Cuz that's damned funny!

I was about ready to break out with a "y'all" or a "bless your heart."

Just so you know, I'm only an Arkansan transplant--I was raised in
California...


---Jeff

On Fri 2038-Apr-02 15:45, Arkansan Raider writes:
>> stations, bargain basement back room
>> studios, you name it, one of the most common denominators
>> was a pair of them. INstead of the awfultone cube the
>> Yamahas were the speakers of choice, because they were like
>> kudzu, and so you got used to using them for check mix
>> monitors. They suck, but they suck predictably.
<snip>
> I was about ready to break out with a "y'all" or a "bless your
> heart."

I'm a transplant too, Iowa, thence to NEw ORleans. My dad's family's MIssourians though <g>.

Beyond that, when I last lived in Iowa I had a backyard full o' that damned kudzu.

> Just so you know, I'm only an Arkansan transplant--I was raised in
> California...


CAn understand that <g.>

Regards,
Richard


REmote audio in the MEmphis, Tn. area: See www.gatasound.com


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