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Sound system for a Gym.
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you think I'm wrong. I don't believe he asked for a commentary on how to
manage his churches money or any other church for that matter.
He did mention what his budget was, and I believe it is inadequate to
do a workmanlike job. That's what I told him. The fact that it was a
church helped to explain why the budget might have been inadequate. If
this was someone asking how he, as a musician, should spend $7,000 on
what he had hoped would be a $200,000 studio, would you suggest that I
was against musicians because I told him that he needed to spend more,
suggesting that it's common for musicians to believe that if they
spend money on gear they'll have solved the problems?
How was your post
helpful? What was your intention for posting?
I intended to suggest that while his budget might be sufficient for
sound equipment, there would be more money needed for acoustical
treatment. He may or may not have realized that. I suspect that maybe
he had given it some thought but knew that the money wasn't there.
How did you feel that your
post was going to be interpreted? What did you expect for a reply? Think
about it.
Well, I certainly didn't expect to get this sort of reply from you.
Stick to the facts - the fact is that I didn't believe he had enough
money to do a good job, and that seems to be the concensus.
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I'm really Mike Rivers - )
However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over,
lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If
you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring
and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo
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