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Eganmedia · 15th January 2009

It means you're used to the way your room sounds. Enjoying someone else's mix in your room doesn't necessarily mean you can create a good one from scratch, but you'll never know 'til you try.

Whenever I get a rental car I *Hate* the way the stereo sounds. Every time. Usually after a few days I acclimate to it and stuff starts sounding tolerable.

15th January 2009	#16
Eganmedia Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Burlington, Vermont USA Posts: 942	It means you're used to the way your room sounds. Enjoying someone else's mix in your room doesn't necessarily mean you can create a good one from scratch, but you'll never know 'til you try. Whenever I get a rental car I Hate the way the stereo sounds. Every time. Usually after a few days I acclimate to it and stuff starts sounding tolerable. __________________ Joe Egan EMP Colchester, VT USA www.eganmedia.com "I feel more like I did when I first got here than I do now."