Sutt's Damn Fine 700 WOPL Update

Any idea if we got a hot trannie or not? Not that it makes a bit of difference really. I just wonder if she hits the 500 watt per channel figure...if she (or he, damn it) really is a WOPL 1000 or not.. I can't remember if you have the equipment to measure or not....I know Lee could chime in here with a way to measure output with a pair of tweezers, a lightbulb and a BIC lighter. LOL....The 400 you sweetened up provided all the power I'll probably ever need, but the headroom will be nice. I know she sounds great...
 
laatsch55 said:
Jer's got a distortion analyzer now....
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Yeah, and even before that having the ability to test the output clipping... (gimme some slack Sutt LOL). It's loud.. as hell... that good? If not, I'll hook up the dummy loads and measure that way :compress::downtown:

(just messing with yas... yeah, I'll be power testing shortly).
 
I know when my gets built I want the hot tranny version

Don't even go there Nav...
 
I am glad that was for Ron, and not the measurements of the amp. SHEW...too much midrange and the bottom end is flabby...no top end, and I don't even want to talk about headroom...
 
My GOD, I think we all need a distortion analyzer NOW..........:happy2:
 
I fell out of my chair laughing and almost hit my head on the corner of the desk. :laughing8:
 
[h=3]To which of the following does your use of the word relate?

Etymology 1[edit][/h]Variant form of whiff.
[h=4]Noun[edit][/h]quiff (plural quiffs)

  1. A puff or whiff, especially of tobacco smoke.
[h=3]Etymology 2[edit][/h]Origin unknown.
[h=4]Noun[edit][/h]quiff (plural quiffs)

  1. (regional, slang) A trick or ploy; a stratagem. [from 19th c.]  [quotations ▼]
    • 1933, John Masefield, The Bird of Dawning: <dl><dd>It was young Mr. Abbott worked that quiff on you, sir.</dd></dl>
[h=3]Etymology 3[edit][/h]Origin uncertain; perhaps a variant of coif.
[h=4]Noun[edit][/h]quiff (plural quiffs)

  1. A hairstyle whereby the forelock is brushed and/or gelled upward, often associated with the styles of the 1950s. [from 19th c.]  [quotations ▼]
    • 2012, Tom Lamont, The Observer, 2 Sep 2012: <dl><dd>His woolly brown hair shaped into a drooping quiff, he's been sitting poolside all morning, snatching sucks on cigarettes before the waiters can tell him no, and thinking about reworking some incidental music for the band's gig tomorrow.</dd></dl>
[h=4]Verb[edit][/h]quiff (third-person singular simple present quiffs, present participle quiffing, simple past and past participle quiffed)

  1. To arrange (the hair) in such a manner. [from 20th c.]
[h=3]Etymology 4[edit][/h]Probably variant of coif (“vulvaâ€).
[h=4]Noun[edit][/h]quiff (plural quiffs)

  1. (slang) A young girl, especially as promiscuous; a prostitute. [from 20th c.]  [quotations ▼]
    • 1949, John O'Hara, Rage to Live: <dl><dd>How would I get an African toothache when the closest I been to a quiff in over a month is sitting next to one?</dd></dl>
  2. (slang) The vulva or vagina. [from 20th c.]  [quotations ▼]
    • 2000, JG Ballard, Super-Cannes, Fourth Estate 2011, p. 120: <dl><dd>Jane was drying herself in the bedroom, holding the bath towel behind her shoulders, her small breasts and childlike nipples flushed from the power jet, her quiff a barely visible thread.</dd></dl>
 
Potatoe/Potato

Quiff A Quiff is a queef by quoaf. A Quiff is the rarest form of flatulence. A quiff occurs when a penis is inserted into a vagina and the penis emits a quoaf (air or gas escaping from the penis through the urethra) thus causing the vagina to fill up with air and causing it to queef (an expulsion of wind from the vulva during coitus; a vaginal fart). Very few people have experienced this rare phenomenon.
 
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