Those are not our kind of people, my dear. And, now that I think of it, how is it, with your self-professed clean mind, that you know of such people? Hmm?And yet there are people willing to pay to be on the enema list.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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I thought that was Angie's list? No wonder Ms. Harmon never showed up.And yet there are people willing to pay to be on the enema list.
Check out #6,7,8. Animals have more in common with us than we care to admit. Who doesn't like playing in the snow? Well, unless you have it for several months! Supposed to get a few inches here early next week.
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That scene in L. A. Story comes to mind. You know the one..............And yet there are people willing to pay to be on the enema list.
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it is the age of selling parachute pants on Melrose Boulevard.
Over the past years, there seems to be a trend to smaller amps/speakers like the PJB, Trace-Elliott, and other offerings. Maybe there could be a market for an amp/speaker using speakers from vintage transistor radios which where 2" or 2 1/4" in diameter like this: 2 NOS Transistor Radio Speaker Japan 2" 8 ohm @ 0.1 W HOKUTONE 50P-04 | eBay
It would be vintage so you know folks would like it. About 10 of those with a 1W amp would be pretty portable (note the power handling).
If you would like more power capability about 3,000 of them would handle an SVT. Whadda ya think? Looking for funding opportunities.
It would be vintage so you know folks would like it. About 10 of those with a 1W amp would be pretty portable (note the power handling).
If you would like more power capability about 3,000 of them would handle an SVT. Whadda ya think? Looking for funding opportunities.
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Some of us still like to have some real tone in the sound of our instruments.Over the past years, there seems to be a trend to smaller amps/speakers like the PJB, Trace-Elliott, and other offerings. Maybe there could be a market for an amp/speaker using speakers from vintage transistor radios which where 2" or 2 1/4" in diameter like this: 2 NOS Transistor Radio Speaker Japan 2" 8 ohm @ 0.1 W HOKUTONE 50P-04 | eBay
It would be vintage so you know folks would like it. About 10 of those with a 1W amp would be pretty portable (note the power handling).
If you would like more power capability about 3,000 of them would handle an SVT. Whadda ya think? Looking for funding opportunities.
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Yaaaaawn........Some of us still like to have some real tone in the sound of our instruments.
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Frank De Vol was a neighbor, and a fixture in the neighborhood. I know I saw him so often I stopped noticing.
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Over the past years, there seems to be a trend to smaller amps/speakers like the PJB, Trace-Elliott, and other offerings. Maybe there could be a market for an amp/speaker using speakers from vintage transistor radios which where 2" or 2 1/4" in diameter like this: 2 NOS Transistor Radio Speaker Japan 2" 8 ohm @ 0.1 W HOKUTONE 50P-04 | eBay
It would be vintage so you know folks would like it. About 10 of those with a 1W amp would be pretty portable (note the power handling).
If you would like more power capability about 3,000 of them would handle an SVT. Whadda ya think? Looking for funding opportunities.
That trend hasn't hit my neck-o-the woods yet
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fixed to correct "story"
sloppy editing haha love it
Here is what I writed. New Jeff Berlin Walking Bass book
<zzzt> Okay, I'm fine now. Was getting him confused with Count Gore De Vol, who hosted "Creature Feature" on poor old Channel 20 all those years ago.
Yeah, those guys are too big for carry-ons.
Over the past years, there seems to be a trend to smaller amps/speakers like the PJB, Trace-Elliott, and other offerings. Maybe there could be a market for an amp/speaker using speakers from vintage transistor radios which where 2" or 2 1/4" in diameter like this: 2 NOS Transistor Radio Speaker Japan 2" 8 ohm @ 0.1 W HOKUTONE 50P-04 | eBay
It would be vintage so you know folks would like it. About 10 of those with a 1W amp would be pretty portable (note the power handling).
If you would like more power capability about 3,000 of them would handle an SVT. Whadda ya think? Looking for funding opportunities.
Well, I have one of these. It doesn't work well with a bass through the tiny speaker. It can drive a big speaker cabinet.
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