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Actually the Lonestar event is a horse of a different color. Geared more towards the show goer and Vendor. Much less expensive for vendors. For the people by the people
If we just stick to gear and music instead of political messages by the LA crowd and organizers it just may be a success.
Lots of progressive thinking in audio today. However not ALL customers are not such. I have seen it, experienced it and have been shunned.
Yes I’ve heard this news from every audio site I visit yet not a one has said anything about the Lone Star AudioFest kicking off today.
What’s that? Because it’s in Texas??
Oh….
Never heard of it before you mentioned it. Their PR people need to send out some information obviously.