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  0 0 I found these suggestions for clubs on hearnet.com: - PROVIDING chill out rooms with quieter music is really important. Chill out rooms allow patrons to take breaks which are an essential way to help prevent hearing loss. - LIFTING speakers off the ground. When you put speakers on the ground, you lose 8 decibels of the low frequency sound. DJs often adjust their sound levels to compensate for this loss. Lifting speakers helps in two ways: it prevents patrons from getting too close to speakers, and it prevents this distortion that causes DJs to increase sound levels unnecessarily. - DJs should keep down midrange frequencies. This helps lower risks of hearing loss, as well as allowing patrons to hear each other talk so they don't have to shout (which increases noise in the club, which causes the DJ to turn the sound up, etc.). NaFun commented over 2 years ago

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  What is the best way to make a one dude electronic set interesting? Intense looking gear set up? Visuals? Spazzing out?

  1 0 Well yeah, spaz out! Look like you enjoy being there. And if you play dance music, DANCE MOTHERFUCKER. At least sashay those hips and nod your head. Ya gotta sell how exciting your music is. NaFun answered in Music Panel over 2 years ago Answer, comment & read 9 more answers »

• Follow Following 1 Do clubs in Seattle think about hearing protection when setting up their soundsystems? (distance of speakers from crowd, free earplugs, etc) NaFun asked in Music Panel over 2 years ago 3 Answers by Eli Anderson, Jake London , PalladiumFox…

• Follow Following 1 How do you deal with so many wingnut city 'activists' who bore us all to death at town hall meetings? NaFun asked Mayor Mike McGinn in News & Politics over 2 years ago

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  Where is the best place in Seattle to buy a powder-blue leisure suit? Or a disco suit?

  0 0 Leroy's Mens Wear. I got a lime green suit there for my birthday for under $200. NaFun answered in City Living over 3 years ago Answer, comment & read 4 more answers »

• Follow Following 1 Why is my Questionland account different from the account I use to login to comment on Slog? NaFun asked in Questionland FAQs over 3 years ago 1 Answer by Raya…

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