As I have stated on another thread, we bring 3 to 5 aircraft, always shoot for row 90 or there about. South of the speakers as you can't here them during the airshow anyway and a real pain the rest of thr day!
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As I have stated on another thread, we bring 3 to 5 aircraft, always shoot for row 90 or there about. South of the speakers as you can't here them during the airshow anyway and a real pain the rest of thr day!
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No matter how far you push the envelope; its still stationary!
stationary = does not move.
stationery = paper, envelopes, etc.
English, a delightful language to learn. oh, and I agree about the speakers.
Okay guys, I think we call this one a draw...
If this thread needs to continue, let's keep it focused on the original topic: speakers that were too big and way too loud last year.
Thanks!
Hal Bryan
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The legacy sound system was worthless in my opinion. As soon as any plane was in the air, you couldn't hear what was being said anyway. I for one liked the new speakers, for once I could hear the announcer and understand what he was saying about the aircraft in the air.
Frankly, the announcer is usually a bunch of inane drivel, mostly inaccurate at best and usually patently fictional stories that do nothing to enhance the airshow experience. Thank god I'm usually far enough south that I can't hear it.
Okay... so sticking my head out on the chopping block here... What did you think of our new speakers in 2013? McGyver