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Sound person, which normally would be a 'correct' way of addressing the person operating the stage sound is not acceptable in this case. Welcome to SF in 2024.
I only own one fermenter and only one temperature controlled environment.
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They, them, it, demigod? I am so confused.
Trust me, you'll feel more confused if I extrapolate.
Yep, in Jan 2020 during the last really bad bush fire season, Penrith had a day at (offical temp) 48.9c (120f). Penrith is an outer western suburb of Sydney, not a desert or in the outback.
Unofficial temp readings in surrounding suburbs (and on car readouts) were showing 50c and above, one place 52.1C. Which is getting ridiculous really.
Just at the start off this summer they’ve opened a “Penrith Beach” at an old quarry. They put down sand for the same length as Bondi Beach. Colloquially known now as “Pondi”. I think from “Penrith’s Bondi”.
What does the temp need to be? I have a sub basement full of amp and guitar boxes.I only own one fermenter and only one temperature controlled environment.
Ale yeast wants temps at 68-70. Lager yeasts want 58 and all sorts of temperature changes down and up. That’s why I don’t brew lagers. Too much wasted time interfering with drinking.
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It’s about a constant 50-54 this time of year. It gets into the 68 - 70 area and remains there from about June to October.
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It'd the only one I've ever seen for sale, they might be dreaming on the price - but who's to say, very rare Bird.
Jackson TBX Professional 1994 - Dark Metallic Violet | Reverb
It'd the only one I've ever seen for sale, they might be dreaming on the price - but who's to say, very rare Bird.
Jackson TBX Professional 1994 - Dark Metallic Violet | Reverb
Yeah. Who’s to say anymore. It’s a world with people asking mid five figures for sixties birds and 6K or more for bicentennials. Way too rich for my blood. I’m glad I have what I have and if I don’t get another one, that’s ok.
Craziest looking still I've ever seen. Must be one of them fancy Californy stills.
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My criteria thus far, for any electric bass north of four grand is neck thru design, five strings and having an unlined Fretless fingerboard-
With that said, I can’t say I would never deviate from that and certainly wouldn’t judge others who have-
Was it an earlier incarnation of that which was behind The Pretenders’ 80’s ‘Way to Go Ohio’ song?
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My daughter brought home a different kind of bass instrument today. An English Euphonium:
Just what I was thinking!
