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On 23 Jul 2003 23:01:16 GMT, Robin May
wrote: For a while now the automated announcer on Jubilee line trains has had a different voice. Well, partly. The voice that announces the station you're at and tells you what lines you can change to is different, but the voice which announces where the train terminates is the same. Does anyone know the reason for this change? I rather miss the old voice, the new one sounds like a drunk upper class prostitute (or at least how I'd imagine one to sound). Don't know the reason but I have noticed this too.....but I can try & find out "whodunnit" ! Being in the voiceover business, news tends to travel quickly!! Ntv |
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Nik The Voice wrote the following in:
news ![]() Don't know the reason but I have noticed this too.....but I can try & find out "whodunnit" ! Being in the voiceover business, news tends to travel quickly!! If you do find out, don't tell her what I said about her! -- message by Robin May, founder of International Boyism "Would Inspector Sands please go to the Operations Room immediately." Unofficially immune to hangovers. |
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