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- Halfbiass...Electron Herder and Backass Woof
Whether mine uploads or not depends a lot on signal strength...out here in the wilderness we're out of signal a lot..
That pic (with the keyboards) is my Uncles music room, he got my father interested in decent equipment then many years later, myself.Welcome aboard! Your garage looks like mine LMAO, no way I can put a real car in mine!! I am just missing the drum set but have the keyboards!
If they're playing! I bet that guitar has the smoothest playing neck around after that redhead works it over!FCUUUUUUUUK dude - nice setup. I think you'll like it here. You had me checking out the rack next to the equipment so I must add my input.
Welcome! Do you like guitar hero? I do.
Thanks Nando! I am "on the gas" especially if a big block Chevy is involved! I do like the music loud some times, but also like my system to sound clean and "full" at all listening levels. I found that going bi-amp gave my system flexibility to play loud or soft simply by adjusting the sub amp level depending on system volume and therefor not having to mess too much with EQ's. I don't even have an EQ hooked up right now and am just using the pre amp tome controls slightly to get a good tone. As far as garages go, I think the sound is pretty darn good, but I also realize it's not a studio!Welcome to our forum. It's always great to see a member joining who has a few generations of relatives who are into home audio. You seem to be the type of guy who is heavy on the gas pedal when it comes to liking big watts for your system. I think this forum accommodates all types - some are lead-foots, others are just enjoying a leisurely summer drive.
Nando.
She's a work horse that lathe, Sirco PA-24x80 made in Yugoslavia I think, early 70's. It weighs about 5ton, was 15 hp but now has a 10hp single phase. Has a nice big hole through the head. I have a Bridgeport clone, and a small Shultz surface grinder also. Nothing too fancy, but a lot of interesting parts have come off them over the years!Being a fan of Monarch manual lathes, Bridgeport mills, Carlton drill presses, and Blanchard grinders, I can't identify your lathe...
My company also runs a machine shop that serves our oil company as well as other folks..
FCUUUUUUUUK dude - nice setup. I think you'll like it here. You had me checking out the rack next to the equipment so I must add my input.
Welcome! Do you like guitar hero? I do.