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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 48073" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: Tell us what you see in your crystal ball....I recently had a minor procedure in my ENT&#039;s office, less than an hour total in the office and maybe 10 minutes with the doctor that led to a $15k+ bill with the follow-up billed separately.&nbsp; My wife jokes that the only reason she works is to get us decent healthcare coverage but it is a bit too true.Ivan, sorry to hear of your wife&#039;s illness, but glad to hear that she is recovering.I find the predictions for everything being wireless, and that extends beyond audio, interesting as that implies many disparate groups getting much more efficient with the use of the RF spectrum.The idea of everyone creating their own mix also seems to reflect a shift from the concept of delivering the artist&#039;s vision to everyone to that of everyone defining their own vision of the artist&#039;s work, but that does seem to reflect the move toward a more collaborative and interactive approach to just about everything that seems to be prevalent (for good or bad).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 48073, member: 114"] Re: Tell us what you see in your crystal ball.... I recently had a minor procedure in my ENT's office, less than an hour total in the office and maybe 10 minutes with the doctor that led to a $15k+ bill with the follow-up billed separately. My wife jokes that the only reason she works is to get us decent healthcare coverage but it is a bit too true. Ivan, sorry to hear of your wife's illness, but glad to hear that she is recovering. I find the predictions for everything being wireless, and that extends beyond audio, interesting as that implies many disparate groups getting much more efficient with the use of the RF spectrum. The idea of everyone creating their own mix also seems to reflect a shift from the concept of delivering the artist's vision to everyone to that of everyone defining their own vision of the artist's work, but that does seem to reflect the move toward a more collaborative and interactive approach to just about everything that seems to be prevalent (for good or bad). [/QUOTE]

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