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Over two weeks now and still no package. Supposedly on its way from Min/St Paul since the 7th. About ready to file a claim with the seller and have it re shipped. Have to spin the wheel to see who I should trust to ship it.

That is a lot like the one I had that went out to western North Dakota, even worse. Love the little sideline to Wichita and KC.

Is it just me or has the USPS degraded to the point where it seems to be completely incompetent? It seems like every time I have something shipped by them it takes a long random route to distant locations to be delivered several days late. Even a simple letter now days takes a week to go 60...

So do the scars. Earned this almost 60 years ago. 4 years old and tried to wring out my favorite shirt while mom answered the door. Picked me right up off the chair I was standing on. Just continued to spin when it got to the elbow. Safety release was jammed by the pressure, so mom had to...

My youngest son had a pet racoon years ago. Got into my shop one day and proceeded to knock everything on bench and shelves onto the floor. Made sure that never happened again. What a mess!

This nearly gives me the ambition to restore the one I have on the shelf.

I have one on the shelf waiting for my retirement so I can do it justice. I also have an Eight as well as a few other Sansui prizes waiting.

Is that an Eight hiding behind the DigiKey bags? And now under the boards.

That always worked for my grands as well. My youngest grandson just said the other day, "I want my dad to get one of those things that you put the thing on and it goes around and you can hear music" A four year old's description of my turntable. :love7:

My first auto power amp was a Sanyo true 15 w/channel, circa 1978. Was plenty loud. Way better than any of the 200 to 400 advertised ones I've heard.

VW was AIR COOLED as well. The engine was modeled after the aircraft engines of the time.

Near the top of my list of favorite guitar players

Now that's a stogie!

Welcome, lots to learn and share here.

How to Build a Big Dummy Load. (prosoundtraining.com) heater elements for a few dollars at the hardware or big box and a bucket of water

Edgar Winter "Frankenstein" Live at Rockpalast 2007 - YouTube

Great drums and synth on there

ViBrAtIoN Gene ViBrAtIoN Actually, solder will flow under pressure over time. I've had bar solder with the end hanging a couple inches past the edge of the shelf and over the year it will droop.

I've been in that shop. West Des Moines Iowa. Lot of great gear there. Pricing seemed reasonable as well. Skylabs Audio – Vintage Stereo Systems No affiliation.

Tis but a scratch!