Who sets /dev/snd/* owners/perms upon login?

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When I log in from the text consoles or the native GUI (but not by ssh) 
the pemissions and owner in /dev/snd are changed to 0600 and the 
logged-in user, respectively. I can't find where, or in what script, 
this is done. I'd like to disable that behavior and leave all 
permissions in /dev/snd to 0666, without them being changed behind my 
back when someone logs in. How can I do this?

This happens in Fedora 8 and CentOS 5. I imagine earlier distros do that 
too.

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