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View Poll Results: If in emergency, would you use your CDG's and cdg player in place of using Hoster?
No, I would not host w/o Hoster and would cancel the show. 21 30.88%
I would revert back to using discs for that night. 47 69.12%
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Old November 13th, 2007, 07:36 AM
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That's the kind of answer I've been expecting. probably just me being a bit too lazy thinking of setting up up all those disks and being like the other guys around here.
Would rather break a leg, as you say.
Bryant,
I don't hink it's lazy, I think it's smart. It would be like carring records around in case the CD player quit working, where does it stop? The cost of computers and memory is so low that any working KJ/DJ/Entertainer can afford a backup machine and a backup drive in case anything goes down.

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