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Congratulations on the new opportunity, and thanks for all the great work you did at Peavey! Family comes first, so I really respect your decision, and I hope you find the new gig personally and professionally fulfilling.
Hey Bobby, first off let me say that I wish the best for you and your family with your new adventure in life. May it be rewarding not just financially but emotionally and intellectually as well! I also want to say thanks for making such a terrific new amp (Minimega) that I came back to Peavey for the first time since the 70's. I always enjoy your straightforward commentary so come back and visit as often as time allows. God bless and be well!
@BbbyBld Congratulations on the new job! What sector in the Auto industry are you going to be working in?
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Best of luck with this new chapter in your life, Bobby! I always appreciated your honesty and straight talk, and I have a ton of respect for you and your work product. What's more, I feel that we have become friends over the years, and as your friend, I am very happy for you and your family. Keep in touch! 
I'm an Atlanta native. Do not let the traffic talk scare you. I still get to places in the same timely fashion as I did in the eighties. @Dave Hill can testify he makes wonderful time around the city driving a rig and towing a drill. If you know the roads than you know what roads to stay away from.
Where ya moving to?
Where ya moving to?
Thanks for the words of encouragement!
I will be in Peachtree City working at Panasonic designing oem car audio systems. I guess my career went full circle because doing car audio as a teenager in the 90's is what sparked my interest in electronics...no pun intended.
I will be in Peachtree City working at Panasonic designing oem car audio systems. I guess my career went full circle because doing car audio as a teenager in the 90's is what sparked my interest in electronics...no pun intended.
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@tombowlus I'm not sure if I'm allowed to be specific about my team, but they do work for Volkswagen, Honda, Nissan, Infinity, GM, Chrysler, Maserati, etc...
So, all you have to do now, is design a car audio system that will allow for hifi car audio as well as a system to plug our basses in and practice, all the while sitting traffic! I bet that would turn a few heads on the freeway!!!!
Fishheadjoe
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You will need a golf cart living in Ptree city! If you don't know what I'm talking about you will.
wintremute
mediocrity at its finest
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Good luck with the ATL traffic. Get a GPS that provides alternate routes due to traffic. You'll need it.
Good luck on the new gig. Maybe you can plant some Easter eggs in those car systems for us bassists...like a bass theme splash screen.
Passinwind
I know nothing.
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Good to see that you'll still be helping kids annoy adults in your new gig...not that there's anything wrong with that.
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