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dbbubba · 24th February 2010

I worked for eight years as a staff engineer at a large (20 employee) radio/TV production facility for most of the '90s.

I was lucky that I also was given an un-used studio (medium sized studio and control room) to do production music out of.

Ultimately, in 2000 I had to leave the industry to make a decent salary.
I still do install, maintenance and occasional sessions for the owner who has down-scaled considerably.

I now work in corporate audio and make more money in four days than I did as a staff engineer in MONTH!

24th February 2010	#30
dbbubba Banned Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 7,099	I worked for eight years as a staff engineer at a large (20 employee) radio/TV production facility for most of the '90s. I was lucky that I also was given an un-used studio (medium sized studio and control room) to do production music out of. Ultimately, in 2000 I had to leave the industry to make a decent salary. I still do install, maintenance and occasional sessions for the owner who has down-scaled considerably. I now work in corporate audio and make more money in four days than I did as a staff engineer in MONTH!