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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Wednesday (whatever that is) is as good a day for a proper grump

because I'm freshly back from the doctor's office and a diagnosis of moderate arthritis in my left elbow. Not a great deal to be done. There's physical therapy, and a brace. Have instructions for the PT, and some complimentary surgical tube. On the plus side (I guess?) the x-ray technician remembers me. Pretty much the same arthritis that took both knees and a foot.

Arthritis is a pain. Lift your full pint (for the weight) Guinness with your left hand. Exercise, sedate, exercise, sedate.
 
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I remember my Lionheart days. Moving all our gear was an adventure.

Large set of drums.
A pair of Altec A7 Voice of the Theatre cabinets each with a massive Altec horn atop.
PA rack with IIRC BGW power amps.
Twin 15 bass speaker cabinet with my 150W tube amp.
Fender Twin guitar amp.
Fender Rhodes piano
Massive ARP Synth .
Smaller ARP Synth.
Hammond Porta B organ and Leslie.
4x12 speaker cabinet with a 100W amplifier.
Light stands one for each side of the stage with three floods for each side.
Light control box I built with such switches for each colour.
Four 12" vocal monitors.
Bunch of different stands.

AH! Those were the days!
 
I remember my Lionheart days. Moving all our gear was an adventure.

Large set of drums.
A pair of Altec A7 Voice of the Theatre cabinets each with a massive Altec horn atop.
PA rack with IIRC BGW power amps.
Twin 15 bass speaker cabinet with my 150W tube amp.
Fender Twin guitar amp.
Fender Rhodes piano
Massive ARP Synth .
Smaller ARP Synth.
Hammond Porta B organ and Leslie.
4x12 speaker cabinet with a 100W amplifier.
Light stands one for each side of the stage with three floods for each side.
Light control box I built with such switches for each colour.
Four 12" vocal monitors.
Bunch of different stands.

AH! Those were the days!
How about four sets of these?

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Cool isn’t it. I can only imagine the acres of servers that they must occupy.

I find that the wayback machine internet archive (http://web.archive.org) is particularly good when web sites have disappeared. They can be found there.
 
I find that the wayback machine internet archive (http://web.archive.org) is particularly good when web sites have disappeared. They can be found there.
I'd only gone to the WBM in the past to look for old Stickley catalogs, and to see if they had my old photo lab pages (they do).

black and white film developing and processing and custom black and white printing photo lab Labwork - The Black & White Lab

Bye, all y'all, I got a lot of "catching up" to do! :roflmao:
 
I remember my Lionheart days. Moving all our gear was an adventure.

Large set of drums.
A pair of Altec A7 Voice of the Theatre cabinets each with a massive Altec horn atop.
PA rack with IIRC BGW power amps.
Twin 15 bass speaker cabinet with my 150W tube amp.
Fender Twin guitar amp.
Fender Rhodes piano
Massive ARP Synth .
Smaller ARP Synth.
Hammond Porta B organ and Leslie.
4x12 speaker cabinet with a 100W amplifier.
Light stands one for each side of the stage with three floods for each side.
Light control box I built with such switches for each colour.
Four 12" vocal monitors.
Bunch of different stands.

AH! Those were the days!
And the three trucks to move it all!
 
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