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In Reply to: Re: So what? posted by RBP on July 26, 2003 at 09:42:57:
I didn't mean to demean you personally. On the other hand I think that pro sound is generally accepted to mean those who make a living either making or recording music professionally, perhaps with the DJ genre being reasonably close enough to fall within the category. But as to those who install commercial grade, not professional grade, sound equipment, I'm sorry, I personally cannot give them any more credence as being music professionals than I could accept the 'cable guy' as being a television producer. Not that the cable guys or commercial sound installers don't have a very important place in the scheme of things- I don't watch TV off rabbit ears- but there has to be a line separating a music 'professional' from a technician. That's my take on it at any rate, for what it's worth.
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