Srt 905 dx

[dllcalli]

I got a 2010 srt 905dx is that truly a limited edition and if so where can I get more info

 

[jmjbassplayer]

YES!!!!!!! AMAZING!!!!!

Anyone else?

 

[Jungy]

You're a limited edition.

 

[thombo]

they explain everything about the SRT 905DX in this video:
Ibanez SRT-905 DX NTF - YouTube

 

[sevdog]

Justin since we're on the topic, you know that robot on Buck Rogers that hung out with Arnold Drummond? Was that a real robot or did they squeeze a midgit in there or what?

 

[jonathanhughes]

It was totally a real robot. And the inspiration for Flava Flav.

 

[jmjbassplayer]

Totally! And while we're on the topic: does anyone know how many calories per ounce are in frozen yogurt?

Where can I get more info on that?

 

[GregC]

I got a 2010 srt 905dx is that truly a limited edition and if so where can I get more info

Check in the punctuation subforum.

 

[dllcalli]

Well I have had some say it is, then others tell me that it was not. Thanks and I really don't care about punctuation. Thanks, for the reply

 

[JimmyM]

But J, everybody knows that when you need someone to look up info on an Ibanez 5-string with a fancy wood top, the only person in the world to ask is you. 5ers and fancy wood tops are your stock in trade!

 

[ETThompson]

Clearly a midget in there...

Buck Rogers Twiki the Robot Falls in Love - YouTube

 

[jonathanhughes]

Midget? Nope, that's just what they want you to think. Twiki was developed by the CIA as a prototype for a line of diminutive autonomous robot spies. That didn't pan out, so they did what they do with all their failed projects (eg. Loni Anderson, Stryper, etc.) —*sent it to Hollywood. They let Twiki work cheap, but made sure his contract gave him twice what Gil Girard and Erin Grey got on the back end in syndication and merchandising residuals. So due to high demand for Twiki-themed lunch boxes, they recouped all their development costs within eighteen months.