| From the Where2sing.com forum: LeatherBaron
I might be mistaken but on the front of the song books dont they usually contain contact information if you need or want to get in touch with the hosts or the company ?
You seem like a pretty up front sort of guy to me going on the posts I have read. Im just surprised that you wouldnt feel comfortable befriending the hosts and just having a friendly chat about these missing speakers. Constructive chat to enhance a venues sound surely wouldnt be seen as an attack by the hosts. I mean if you approached them and said hey im a host myself and i noticed from last time i sang here that they no longer have these speakers on stage ............ approaching it like that surely to my way of thinking would have been better then an email behind their back. Again just my view on it and by no means does that make it right
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