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In Reply to: Re: Why should it be hard to get good sound in a hotel room? posted by JayG on June 5, 2006 at 21:10:13:
I thought, that in NY at least, union rules dictated how many objects will be moved into the room and how much you can move as part of the contract. After that there's a charge for union movers.Plus, whether driving or shipping, more things adds to time and personnel. Plus it's harder when you can't impact on the walls in any way.
So I'm sure the lack of simple room treatment only indicates rank incompetence in about 50% of cases...about the same that the music choices indicate. Maybe there's some overlap.
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- Re: For the second time - JayG 22:14:28 06/08/06 (0)
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