I'm new to FreeSWITCH and hope I could ask the community's suggestion or experience with how the location of your FreeSWITCH server affects the quality of the VoIP call. I'm using JunctionNetworks (http://pstn.junctionnetworks.com/) for SIP trunking. Their servers are in NYC. I'm trying to decide between running FreeSWITCH on a Debian dedicated server in Virginia (http://www.serverbeach.com/) or a FreeBSD dedicated server in San Diego (http://www.m5hosting.com/). This is for a VERY small business without a lot of phone traffic, but our users are spread around the world, in LA, Toronto, NYC, Berlin, London, Bangalore, and Hong Kong. I've used both for a couple months and they both seem fine. Since I'm in LA, I get a better response-speed from the San Diego server, but people on the east coast might have the opposite experience. My recent FreeSWITCH calls through the Virginia server have sounded quite lo-fi. I also like FreeBSD better than Debian. What would you recommend? Server-location doesn't matter? Server-location does matter? Location doesn't matter much but the colocation facility matters more? Any suggestions appreciated. I'm trying to make a decision, but realized I didn't have all the facts. Thanks!