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100. Seeing it a lotttt in new york! And I think it's good for everyone :) 

Lots of places doing it for vibe points, but some places are serious about it. And it makes such a difference! 

Not sure any city in the world is touching Tokyo's dominance in the arena. But feels up only worldwide.

imo decent room acoustics and a capable sound system (not PA speakers) makes a huge difference in your ability to enjoy socializing, live music, really the entire experience of a venue.

in north america I have yet to hear what I’d describe as excellent or exceptional sound in any live venue or bar/resto, but I am very happy to see the trend progressing in this direction.

as @harpcaster pointed out, it’s good for everyone :~) and spots that want to score some serious vibe points can hire a specialized consultant like me to show them what’s up.

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I think I’ve been to like… two… really great sounding rooms in all of North America, which is nuts to me

now: ecosystems @ /syndicate. then: started this thing called /fwb w/ my friends. also do a ton of music and media things. also mba from usc. constant.coffee

extremely rare experience to be honest

I can also count them on one hand, my own room sounds better than 90% of what’s out there