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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 92181" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Electric Daisy Carnival?I&#039;ve been observing the purchase of EDM events by big promoters world-wide.&nbsp; I probably shouldn&#039;t have used AEG and LN as examples.&nbsp; While Insomniac, Inc. is unlikely to be &quot;for sale&quot; at this time, there are others who are cashing in after years or decades of building the genre as a group experience.&nbsp; The entrance of owners with no legacy loyalties to existing providers will doubtless change the dynamics of supplying systems for EDM.&nbsp; It happened on the live side and there is no reason to presume it will not happen to EDM.&nbsp; It may take longer, but as ownership of major events consolidates, so too does the ability to supply their needs.And I hope I&#039;m wrong.&nbsp; But this damn Digital Crystal Ball has been &quot;more right&quot; ever since I installed the outdoor antenna...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 92181, member: 67"] Re: Electric Daisy Carnival? I've been observing the purchase of EDM events by big promoters world-wide. I probably shouldn't have used AEG and LN as examples. While Insomniac, Inc. is unlikely to be "for sale" at this time, there are others who are cashing in after years or decades of building the genre as a group experience. The entrance of owners with no legacy loyalties to existing providers will doubtless change the dynamics of supplying systems for EDM. It happened on the live side and there is no reason to presume it will not happen to EDM. It may take longer, but as ownership of major events consolidates, so too does the ability to supply their needs. And I hope I'm wrong. But this damn Digital Crystal Ball has been "more right" ever since I installed the outdoor antenna... [/QUOTE]

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