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Thunderbird Club

It’s a 25 year old Spanish style cement tile roof. Should be good for about 50 years with no problem. Unfortunately, I have two roof leaks that have yet to be found after a couple of attempts by “pros” to fix things. There are a couple of broken tiles but not in the area of the leaks so it may require lifting tiles off certain areas to see if there’s something going on under the tiles (bad underlayment…). I don’t think it’ll be a roof replacement, but I’m prepared financially for the worst until otherwise notified.
We found a leak in ours recently when we had termite work done. Of course the warranty expired in 2022. It’s not too bad, easily located, but still a pain.
 
It would be more than fair for anyone in the group. I've got much more offered but if I can keep it in the club I'd prefer to. Feel free to reach out if interested.
If we didn't just have and still have some projects that all require $$$$, I would be interested. Just not possible or, well, I should say prudent now.
 
Actually, the secret to Donnie’s perfect tone is the Ported Wall he uses to enhance the bass cab bottom end. ;)
Well thanks George. Now everyone will be cutting holes in the walls to enhance their tone and all my gig calls will dry up.:smug:

The real secret is there is a little dude in there that hops out and plays bass for me. He's fanastic.
 
Geo - always enjoy reading your observations. Insightful and informative. Hadn’t really made the connection with the prevalence of micro speakers in phones, laptops and iPads (primary listening devices these days) and how that’s driving how sound is mixed.

Compare that with the monster Cerwin Vega and Pioneer speakers and subwoofers that we listened through in the 70’s through the 90’s home stereo systems as our primary music listening devices.
I don't recall who it was, but a drummer friend told me once of a a well known band that did recording, put it on a cassette and rode around to see how that mix sounded in a car. If good they used it, if not they remixed it. At that time really nice (for the time) car stereos were being where half or more of the music was being listened to.