Recent content by brian1e

I think he should have went for that Maytag sound.

You could try the mineral deficiency test . If the cat lands on it's feet it has a lead deficiency. This is easily treatable, supplements are widely available, one application is all that is needed.

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+1 on the left hand drill bits.

The album covers were also quite useful for other things that I won't mention here. Let's just say that if you looked through enough of my old ones, you would likely find seeds.

FM radio has a pretty narrow bandwidth so it is quite compressed. YUK! Most of the programming is pretty El Stinko as well. Get Off My Lawn!!

No mix up. The old 78 RPM records were 10 inches in diameter. The 33 RPM LPs are 12 inches. BTW that video was a test to see whose minds are in the gutter.

Getting great sound from vinyl records is not a trivial matter. The turntable is important, however the stylus and cartridge is more critical than many realize. Also the quality, cleanliness, and condition of the recording are also vitally important. Also of worthy of consideration is the...

NBD 2014 Euro 4LX. Not a mark on it, appears to have been a closet queen. My initial impression is, what a huge tonal spectrum!

I bet it even sounds like a peacock.

Every 7 grade needs one of these.

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Invisible, It's the New Black.

Great idea! Let me call some Wall St. muckity mucks to create a meaningless financial instrument/fund. We invest(on margin of course), reap huge returns, and cash out before the whole thing collapses forcing the taxpayers to pick up the tab. We won't be drivin pickup trucks no more, and we will...

Most likely temperature. Steel strings expand/contract much more than wood when the temperature changes. The humidity effect on wood is much slower. My general rule of thumb; If I find the temp and/or humidity uncomfortable I try not to subject my instruments to it. Especially acoustic or...