Sound?
Erik and I think the sound quality is lacking on this new episode. We apologize. We used Hot Recorder and it just didn't seem to be as good as we would have liked. Soooo... Back to the old ways next time.
posted by Josh @ 8:54 AM
Thursday, January 11, 2007
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It's really bad guys... I apologize over and over... My VOIP was cutting out and Erik's Hot Recorder sounded like crap.
Next time we won't make the same mistake.
Listening now..I see what you mean about the sound quality.
With regards to the 4 reasons to shop at your local B&M as opposed to online, dude I live in Canada -- have you seen the prices of all cigars in Canada?
Here's a hint, a Padron 2000 which I can get online for about $2.50 U.S. costs $19 CDN ($17-$18 U.S.) Would YOU pay those prices?
Great show guys, and Josh thanks for answering my email.
I think you guys mentioned the Cusano Curojo Vintage 1997 on the podcast. I had one over the holidays and your right, they always are a good performer. Great taste, great smoke. I cannot get enough of these smokes. They are a great value for the price point.
-Frank Strauch
Zee... is it really that rough?
I'm a listener in Dallas, Tx.
A comment on the newest show: Though the sound is odd, with an edge, I must say it is the loudest sounding one I've heard. Which for me is great, as the speakers I use at work are old, and do not have there own volume control. So if you change the software, please think of us poor people with shit speakers, and keep your recording levels up a bit.
Thanks!
Cert... I'll be sure we keep that in mind when we record next.
Josh -- it really is that rough. In Canada we're paying 4, 5 and 6 times retail. A Cohiba Siglo VI which is about $16 Cuban (about $20 CDN) goes for something like $70 CDN here in Canada.
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