From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2017111900353281890-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > Ok, I can see that. They need to drop th volume some, but neither too   
   > little or too much.  I guess how much would be idea would depend on just   
   > how loud the level was.   
      
   The effect of that 12 dB of attenuation is quite dramatic, while still   
   keeping a decent level.   
      
   > gotta do what you enjoy.   I'm learning I like working at low levels.   
   > Yes, there is an energy in playing loud, but there is also a price to be   
   > paid in the form of long term damage to your hearing.   
      
   Loud isn't in itself a problem, but TOOOOOOOO LOUD is!   
   Using 125 dB as a threshold of pain baseline, I'd estimate that the levels I   
   was being ASSAULTED with were at least 130 dB+.   
      
   > We did two jobs today. A duo at our tourist gig, then a band job at a VFW.   
   > Long day. I left home at 9 am, got back here around 11 pm.  Tired. But   
   > with new money in my pocket :-)   
      
   It's not new. It's as old as EVIL itself. Motivated by Filthy Lucre,   
   Controlled by the ENEMY - what a HELLISH way to exist!   
   A Gift Economy would Totally Eliminate that DISEASE!   
      
   > Yes. We need to find time to do that.   
      
   Jim   
      
   I should eventually get around to demo recording the 4 songs on the new   
   album, but first I've got to get a card reader for this computer that can   
   read CF cards.   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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