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Tim Sr.
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Oh and Good Evening Paul
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It is only fair that I join you in this, I do have a copy of this in storage. GREAT Album too
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Congratulations George. Now it is time to do the George things!
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@JohnJ The antenna was for a FM tuner. That seemed to be the "ONLY" spot I could get a decent signal for my favorite station. Move it one inch and the hassle to get it right would begin all over. It was ugly but it worked.
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as a mechanical engineer, you might appreciate this mess Initial layout of wiring and components, will take this into a Printed circuit program next to clean up a lot of excess wires.
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Yep, I did. Never heard back from them, but when they are in the USA, one never knows!!
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Those are really nice looking support brackets, special order? What did you use for the hand rail? Maple?
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They are not short on the services, just that I could make a few hundred bucks a day off these fella's, figuring on 3 to 4 bows a day .
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NICE!!! I am also a Mechanical and Electrical engineer or was, now retired, and will be focusing mostly on the violin and guitar making. That handrail is really nice, clean excellent craftsmanship there.
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When I started to follow them I was actually researching special schools, ran across one in Croatia, Rather special students with massive talents. These two fellas were students at that time they took a chance and did a couple of videos for you-tube, and the rest became history. Last I heard was that they were picked up by Elton John as the opening to his tours now. When I saw their first video I wanted to contact them to offer bow re-hairing services, as they tend to go through a hank of hair with each and every performance
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ok moving forward finished the Heike albums, so heading to another set I was following back many years.
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That is a wonderful project from my perspective, one who has to hold onto anything to get around Putting them up is not so much fun I agree.
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recover? I chuckle at the thought. I thought we were just getting warmed up Listening to a lady I have followed for years, from her first works put out to the public, to now booked concerts all over Germany
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Good evening Paul
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I am going to call it a night here. Coming up to 4 AM and some shut eye sounds reasonable Thank you for the sync plays and starting a good sound to work by
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yeah, there were several I had not heard until last year. This was one of them.
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and then there was this one
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at last the theme song, the fella's that worked for me dubbed this one to be about me... "Inmates"
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kewl thank you
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Here is what I will finish up with From the Inside
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ok that makes sense now An almost sync play of Alice Cooper, what a nice way to end a day I needed something that would invigorate me a bit to finalize this wiring. I am hoping to put the soldering iron to things sometime this week. I still have to wait for the main sub chassis before I can finish the wiring, since it has to feed through that, so I will do what I can up to that point.
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now I am only One full album behind you Really nice shots Paul of the albums, and the eye candy Love your set up.
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Sitting here pondering as I complete the wiring diagram for the amp, and how much Vinyl has impacted my life. When Mom and Dad decided to clean out a bit and decided the vinyl was no longer needed, no T.T. at that time for them, went to CD, I quickly removed them with blessings. I felt it was something that HAD to be preserved, and going through them, there are 35 or 40 ish 78 RPM albums in there, a couple of my Grandfather giving a Sermon, another, the Wedding of my parents, One of my Dad singing and one or two of Mom singing.. All on vinyl, it's amazing connection really, and pretty much the same story with Reel to Reel tapes. Almost rather keep them in storage than put them where they are vulnerable .
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I am 4 tracks now behind you
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Actually I cried, lost a Vintage SAE Mark I Preamp, Mac MC6100, Thorens, Dual 1249, Tandberg TD20A, Ohm A speakers, .... Insurance can never replace what has been built with a certain focus in mind.
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