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6000*15s = 25 hours. Really? I can understand him checking every couple of rows in each stand or something. For example, every 100 seats but not each seat.
by aembleton 9y ago
6000*15s = 25 hours. Really?
I can understand him checking every couple of rows in each stand or something. For example, every 100 seats but not each seat.
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- stryk 9y agoWell, I was at the soundcheck in the morning (not super early, if memory serves me, this was a while ago). The concert was that evening. And yea, he was doing each seat individually, at least while I was hovering around watching everything. I can't say what he did before I got there, but yea for the 3 hours or so that I can remember he was doing each seat. I'm sure he skipped a few rows here and there, he would have to just because of time. Also, it was probably less than 15 seconds of the test track, I'm most likely exaggerating that fact subconsciously because it's a fond memory of mine.