Apparently, not. Now I look at least 40 years older than I was previously.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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So bright that your parents called you son?
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Two Two Twain
(stolen from Murder by Death with Truman Capote et al.)
(stolen from Murder by Death with Truman Capote et al.)
I hope that VFTS352 isn’t your password.
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Well done!
I pic I made for the company who makes the vintage wiring sets.
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I love the inline switch.
I thought old people used a clapper to work the lights.
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A Clapper is a lot of work when you can get your grandchildren to put all the lamps on timers.
It does a good job of lighting up the amp stand!
(reminder for next photo op)
I have a nice little 7ender amp that should look great on the amp stand!
Vintage Wire & Supply Co. has some neat new old style stock.
Looks good on the stand.
I also have a dinky amp. It’s called a smokey amp, good for guitar but not bass. It can drive a 215, despite not having a lot of power.
Yeah, my "Tone-Master" is a pretty cool amp, the only solidstate 7ender amp I've ever owned, the others being the early '70s Princeton Reverb, '66 BandMaster head, and '62 Concert.
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