On April 10, I made a note of particular horrible-sounding broadcast of The Teebox. I don't mean the content was bad -- I mean the sound was atrocious. A week or so later, even Danny made note of it on the handoff to The Orphanage. RickArnett seemed very surprised that Danny had remarked on how bad the broadcast sounded. So apparently he and Craig Rosengarden aren't aware of this.
I'm listening to it right now and I can't believe that The Ticket hasn't corrected this. Other remotes don't sound like this. This is not a signal-strength or reception problem -- this is a hardware problem. Somewhere between the hosts' lips and the transmitter some foul and awful thing is happening to those soundwaves.
I'm not sure how I can describe it. It sounds like a digital broadcast where only about a third of the bits are coming out of the speaker. A very rough sound, like these guys should be clearing their throats after every word. Incredibly unappealing. Other remotes don't sound this way. I'm wondering if The Avid Golfer buys this time and uses non-Cumulus equipment.
The Orphanage has just come on and it sounds fine. Nope, something is rotten in the bowels of The Teebox's technology. Someone should tell these guys.
Too bad. It's a really nice show. And I don't even play golf or particularly like anything about it. But, like a lot of stuff on The Ticket, it holds your interest because of the skill of the hosts.
I live in the outer limits of ticket radio town. On the weekends my radio antenna must be pointed just right to hear anything. Im alot like you. I dont play golf, but I have grown a greater appreciation for it since listening to the Tee-box.
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