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I would like to throw my two cents in as I recently got a chance to go to both Avalon and HFT in 1 weekend. I'm really confused as to how people can hate one venue and love the other when the same layout is used in both places. Also I really found that the sound system in HFT is much cleaner than any sound system I've ever heard. I got out of the club after 4 hours and my ears were not ringing from being pounded like they were at Avalon. I have to qualify this by saying there is a difference between clean sound and loud sounds and clean sounds are much better on the ears than loud sounds. Distortion, too much highs, and too high of decibals can really damage the eardrums, let alone just make the overall sound inside the club bad. Some clubs I can't enjoy the music because the sound system is just on too high, you don't have to boost the levels to get people dancing.
I also found that the crowd at both venues seems to be the same, there really isn't a difference between the two. In fact I saw the same people at both clubs in consecutive nights.
I know that someone is going to say that Avalon is a much bigger place than HFT and so there's no comparison, but when I went the place was overcrowded, you couldn't even move in the place and it felt exactly the same as HFT, overcrowded and no room to move. I'm sorry but I like a little space when I try to dance.
I really have to throw my vote for the best club in LA to Circus. I still haven't been to another club anywhere that has done as good a job with layout, lighting, vibe....anything for that matter. If you want to use a club as an example to follow, I really feel the discussion should start and finish with Circus, and especially now that Spundae has decided to split from GK and do their own event again.
I do have to agree with Dragon on the fact that LA needs another high class venue and I would love for one of the larger promotion companies to stop just taking in money and spending it on their marketing campaigns and maybe put it into developing a new venue that really could compete with Circus in size, space, lighting, and fun.
But that's just a dream of silly EDM fan!
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