I turned on the sox game yesterday in Southern Rhode Island (102.3fm) and immediately thought Trupiano's voice sounded low and slow... like perhaps he had a cold. Then Castiglione spoke, and same thing, same low, slow voice. THEN... after an inning break... the broadcast came back with one of those quick pre-recorded commercials for something, maybe Mike's hard lemonade... both voices sounded normal pitch as they always do... back to the actual play by play... low and slow. I switched over the 630am WPRO and same low, slow voice. My question, finally, is this: Is it possible that whatever controls the speed on the output signal, was running slow? Or was it just my imagination?
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were you on any recreational drugs during the broadcast? hahaha jk...i didnt catch it. who knows...maybe isdn issues, but it wouldnt SLOW the voices down. hmm..
> I turned on the sox game yesterday in Southern Rhode Island
> (102.3fm) and immediately thought Trupiano's voice sounded
> low and slow... like perhaps he had a cold. Then
> Castiglione spoke, and same thing, same low, slow voice.
> THEN... after an inning break... the broadcast came back
> with one of those quick pre-recorded commercials for
> something, maybe Mike's hard lemonade... both voices sounded
> normal pitch as they always do... back to the actual play by
> play... low and slow. I switched over the 630am WPRO and
> same low, slow voice. My question, finally, is this: Is it
> possible that whatever controls the speed on the output
> signal, was running slow? Or was it just my imagination?
>
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> I turned on the sox game yesterday in Southern Rhode Island
> (102.3fm) and immediately thought Trupiano's voice sounded
> low and slow... like perhaps he had a cold. Then
> Castiglione spoke, and same thing, same low, slow voice.
> THEN... after an inning break... the broadcast came back
> with one of those quick pre-recorded commercials for
> something, maybe Mike's hard lemonade... both voices sounded
> normal pitch as they always do... back to the actual play by
> play... low and slow. I switched over the 630am WPRO and
> same low, slow voice. My question, finally, is this: Is it
> possible that whatever controls the speed on the output
> signal, was running slow? Or was it just my imagination?
>
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I didn't hear the broadcast but I guess one of 'em (maybe both) had symptoms of laryngitis. They were talking about it on WEEI after the game.
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