Felger: it felt artificially loud in the dome

[BradyManny]

Sure, it would be easy enough to let the story die, but this is more fun

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/football/patriots/view.bg?articleid=1042908#articleFull

Felger goes up a notch in my book :rocker:

And as I said in another thread (but I think the post was buried due to timestamp issues), Dale & Holley had some clip about a guy talking about amplifying the crowd noise...if anyone knows who, when, what that clip was about, please share.

 

[shmessy]

Anyone other than Felger, and this would have some weight.

Although his point about Samuel was spot on. He stunk on Sunday, and has been a B to B+ CB all year. This guy doesn't deserve a franchise tag salary, and won't be a huge loss to the Pats next year if they plan accordingly. He's a good, aggressive CB, but has been very inconsistent.

 

[Grogan's neck roll]

Sure, it would be easy enough to let the story die, but this is more fun

http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/football/patriots/view.bg?articleid=1042908#articleFull

Felger goes up a notch in my book :rocker:

And as I said in another thread (but I think the post was buried due to timestamp issues), Dale & Holley had some clip about a guy talking about amplifying the crowd noise...if anyone knows who, when, what that clip was about, please share.

It was a channel 4 cameraman there to film for the news. He said he was talking to someone at the dome and said it was so loud he had a headache in the first quarter. The person he talked to, from Indianapolis, said that they amped the crowd noise with microphones in the stands.

That's as much as I heard/know.

 

[Jr.]

One final note: We don’t believe CBS. It felt artificially loud at the RCA Dome.

For those arguing CBS had technical difficulties...

 

[maverick4]

And as I said in another thread (but I think the post was buried due to timestamp issues), Dale & Holley had some clip about a guy talking about amplifying the crowd noise...if anyone knows who, when, what that clip was about, please share.

I saw this on the TV news last night, I believe on CBS they interviewed a cameraguy in the dome who said it was deafening loud in the 1st quarter, he had a major headache and asked a Colts official if he also thought it was too loud, the official replied they re-feed the noise from the crowd into amplifiers... then CBS interviewed a sound tech guy who showed just how easy it would be to do that.