Flying to music
07-19-2005, 08:22 PM
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RE: Flying to music
Ive been thinking about this alot lately. My only concern was hearing the motor or radio when the alarm goes off or the motor pulses. I guess you could put 2 or so songs on that end at a certain time. I think I would fly smoother with music.
07-19-2005, 10:23 PM
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RE: Flying to music
well, the freestyle's ive flown have the speakers generally facing away from you, towards the crowd, i had trouble hearing the music over the motor actually.
Volume wasnt really a problem
Volume wasnt really a problem
07-19-2005, 11:43 PM
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RE: Flying to music
I played Tijuana Brass a week ago, using a CD in my Suburban with the door open where the speakers, full blast and flying a Funtana.
Trying to talk the club into putting speakers on our shed and a portable CD player to go with it. Flying to music is lots of fun. Could hear the music quite clearly.
3dbob
Trying to talk the club into putting speakers on our shed and a portable CD player to go with it. Flying to music is lots of fun. Could hear the music quite clearly.
3dbob
