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Most club owners will not spend half to two thirds of their budget on room acoustics and speakers. They build an expensive looking bar and VIP room instead.
by timc3 4y ago
Most club owners will not spend half to two thirds of their budget on room acoustics and speakers. They build an expensive looking bar and VIP room instead.
- Melting_Harps 4y ago> Most club owners will not spend half to two thirds of their budget on room acoustics and speakers. They build an expensive looking bar and VIP room instead. It also is worth noting most people aren't really going to clubs just to listen to the music, so much as they are to socialize and drop money on booze. And I guess now to record themselves at an event for social media likes/marketing/influencer stuff. I've seen far too many people having full blown conversations for 20+ mins on the dance floor over the years in other genres and could over hear their conversations and it was so off putting, where as with bass music their was an etiquette of going outdoors in the smoking area if that is what you wanted to do as the dance floor was for just that. It's also worth noting when you step on to the dance floor with those heavy systems (Funktion One/RC1) and music optimized for those low sub-bass levels the whole place would shake [0] from the bass weight (bar included) so it was pointless to try and record anything worth showing if they all had these systems this way and only until recently have mics on phones been good enough to get anything but boomy noise. 0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_f-hKslYkA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_f-hKslYkA
- MichaelZuo 4y agoIt doesn’t seem clear that ‘an expensive looking bar and VIP room’ will always generate more profit then speaker floors.