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Yes the monolith in the background contrasts the Belle well.

Great shot of a good subject.

Last one I saw sold for $250K usd in the early 2000s. They'd go for over a million now. And his wife is making sure parts are available for them too. You'll wait but she'll see that they're made for you.

Could a rank amateur assemble that?

My FM2n.

TZ750s while cool as hell are so pedestrian. Only 10 of these exist. And sadly John Britten is gone.

Damn those Heresy get around.

I'm trying to get you to make a road trip to West Virginia. EDIT:previous post was not a lie.

Sorry to hear that but she had a good run. As above a classy lady.

Yours?

There are several inmates of this asylum I'd buy from sight unseen on description alone and willland is one of them.

The tool for Pro photography in my day. Still have it. I could beat you to death with it and photograph the corpse...it's that big and tough.

The term Karen should have been coined by a wedding photographer. F'in' crazy wimmenz.....and their mothers!!!! Unbelievably uncooperative and demanding. I walked out on a couple. There was a clause in the contract that the deposit could be forfeited should it become impossible to work for them. And they wondered why it cost so much. Wasn't enough in most cases. I fully understood that it was a huge life event and should I screw the pooch there were no retakes. And I was good at it. However it just became unbearable as time went on. I just began pricing myself out of the competition so I could walk away w/o issue.

man why are deals like this always at the other end of the universe? Nice speakers GLWS.

As a former wedding photographer I learned a long time ago if you're not seeking (wanted or not) criticism don't display the work. Until they're paying the bill it means nothing.

Yeah they look great inside. Got any more photos? I always advocate barring damaged goods listening for awhile before changing anything. Just my opinion.

Surprised no one has picked them up yet.

Bass appears to be very subjective. I seem to prefer less than most.

If all else fails medieval methods are called for. Take a pair of vice grips and attach to the threaded portion of the bolt that spins. Then use a wrench to spin the nut up as far as you can. Then cut the bolt under the nut you just raised. A last ditch method after everything else has failed. I've restored a lot of old motorcycles and run into things like that frequently.

Yep MAN and JIT manufacturing at it's best. One hiccup and it takes years to correct it.

I wonder if Vinyl Junkie still has those H1s?

Weirton WV....Crack The Sky. Still putting out music. Good music in fact. Since 1975.

Virtually the whole planet has gone over the edge. Sad. I close on a place out in the sticks of Western Maryland next Wednesday. It will be my last move barring unforeseen events. Small place with about 3 acres in the woods with few neighbors. A pair of Jubes would not fit well. But if that ever happened I could crank 'em up with no complaints.