[Project3]

Hello West-Coasters!! I just wanted to pop over on this section to say Hi. My name is Josh, and I am a very active member in the Tri-State NY/NJ/PA/CT section. I was offered a job position out in San Diego yesterday, and am highly considering taking it. I am a freelance Recording Engineer, and have been floating mostly around in NY/NJ/CT at a bunch of different recording studios doing work, but, was offered a position at a new studio in SoCal working directly with a pretty huge hip hop/r&b/pop music producer. It is all still up in the air right now, and I wouldnt make a move for a few months still, but, just figured I would say Hi and introduce myself, since I may be a new addition to your crew!!! I hope this message finds all of you well, and Im looking forward to meeting some of you Californians!!!

[Mote]

Good luck with the job and if you accept it, welcome to the west coast!

[to_riffic]

hey thats cool!!! wen u get here, welcome! cant go wrong w/ west coast/socal. u'll like the perfect weather. oh, and forget out how humid nj can be, u'll never hav that here

[Project3]

Originally Posted by ra2fanatic

hey thats cool!!! wen u get here, welcome! cant go wrong w/ west coast/socal. u'll like the perfect weather. oh, and forget out how humid nj can be, u'll never hav that here

yea. im definitely pretty excited about it. hopefully it works out. yea, i love San Diego, its so nice out there. Perfect weather all the time!!! That, and snowboarding is not too far away, which is a huge passion of mine!!!

[to_riffic]

Originally Posted by Project3

yea. im definitely pretty excited about it. hopefully it works out. yea, i love San Diego, its so nice out there. Perfect weather all the time!!! That, and snowboarding is not too far away, which is a huge passion of mine!!!

well idk about tehs snowboarding in san diego...but u'll hav to drive up to LA and then head north some more to hit the snow

[Project3]

Originally Posted by ra2fanatic

well idk about tehs snowboarding in san diego...but u'll hav to drive up to LA and then head north some more to hit the snow

how far away is mammoth???

[oc24]

Originally Posted by Project3

how far away is mammoth???

8 hours from LA, which is 3 hours north of SD. You are looking at 11 hours to get to mammoth from SD.

But, I would say SD is the greatest place in Socal, which is the greatest place on earth for living. Do it.

[to_riffic]

Originally Posted by slubu

8 hours from LA, which is 3 hours north of SD. You are looking at 11 hours to get to mammoth from SD.

But, I would say SD is the greatest place in Socal, which is the greatest place on earth for living. Do it.

that is very tru. crimson92 just recently moved down there and he loves it...

[longtran]

Originally Posted by slubu

8 hours from LA, which is 3 hours north of SD. You are looking at 11 hours to get to mammoth from SD.

But, I would say SD is the greatest place in Socal, which is the greatest place on earth for living. Do it.

its not that far. about 5 hours from la

[ibimmer954]

Google maps claims 7 hours from my house in San Diego to Mammoth Mountain. Maybe add another hour for extra traffic. I'm a little North of MCAS Miramar.
Wow, that's longer than a trip to Vegas!

And San Diego is quite awesome. Active BMW community as well.

[Project3]

thanks for the info guys! I am definitely really pumped for this. so, hopefully it all works out.

[oc24]

Originally Posted by longtran

its not that far. about 5 hours from la

Originally Posted by ibimmer346

Google maps claims 7 hours from my house in San Diego to Mammoth Mountain. Maybe add another hour for extra traffic. I'm a little North of MCAS Miramar.
Wow, that's longer than a trip to Vegas!

And San Diego is quite awesome. Active BMW community as well.

Damn I guess my friend drove like a tortoise when we went there last. It took us 8 hours from LA.