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What is that White stuff? Something about it jogs memories, but they're unclear.
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Somebody's been shopping at Parts Express.
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Interesting choice of words. 😋
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Of course you're right. At least we can agree that the man sparking that flame appears to be out of a job. A major reason for celebration. It's a large battle won in an even larger war.
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Fascism in America, RIP!
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I remember him from the show. A real likable guy. So sad, only 48.
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
swt61 replied to Knuckledragger's topic in Off Topic
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I have always wanted to hear Bob's Silver Seven T amps, powering his Amazing Loudspeakers.
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Are those Definitive Technology?
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San Rafael Lumber wants $50.90 for a 2' x 4' sheet of 3/4" birch ply. That's an obscene price. I'd need two and would waist 1/3 of each sheet. Rocker has 3/4" Baltic birch ply. 24" x 30" sheets for $12.49 ea. I'll need two with very little waist @ 20" x 30".
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I saw that they have a new model. I also like their Rega counterweight, but already have the Pete Riggle counterweight and VTA set. I have ordered some of the wood for the stand and purchased the rest locally. It might be a few weeks for the Baltic Birch ply to arrive. But it was 1/4 the price online than what I'd pay local.
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This is the one and only time I've felt trepidation showing my own meat.
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My invite must have gotten lost in the mail. Damn that DeJoy!
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RIP Mr. Connery. We're all a bit shaken, but not stirred.
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Making some progress. A belt should arrive today. Hoping it will fit, but not completely sure until it shows up. The speed controller was DC. It ran off of a motorcycle battery. Noise free, but not the most convenient, so a simple DC to AC wall wart later and problem solved. My TICE Audio Solo power conditioner should keep things clean enough (no relation). The input and output of the Pass Pearl have been figured out. This is a top notch phono stage. And the ZuAudio rebodied Denon DL-103 is out for repair. The cantilever was broken off just past the pivot. I honestly don't remember how that happened. But it's getting an upgraded, tapered cantilever and a new square shank, high polish, diamond true ellipsoid needle to replace the missing, stock round needle. Should be a nice sonic improvement. Now I just need to concentrate on a new, larger stand. it needs to be 20" x 36" to house the turntable and the motor pod. I'd like the top to be thick butcherblock and the base of the stand to be a separate unit. I'll then use the Big Feet isolator feet in between. I'd like a low shelf for record storage and an 8' shelf on top of that to house the phono stage, speed controller and record cleaning gear.
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Sorry to argue, but that's what's known as a coping mechanism. The remedy is moving somewhere warm. It took me 40 years to learn that.
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It's the best fence on the market, by no small margin.
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Pickles are very easy to make. I just bought the hot ones by accident, and I'll be making that mistake again. Delicious.
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That sucks! Sorry Fitz. RIP Matilda.
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No, I'm wrong, it's the INCRA TS-LS Table Saw Fence System. It really is an incredibly accurate system.
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I can't remember who it's made by. I think it's Jessem, but not 100% sure of that.
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You don't know Doug very well. He needs his cuts to be accurate to the micron. When Doug makes coffee in the morning (2:00 pm), he weighs the beans, grinds the beans, then weighs the grind. If those numbers don't match, leave immediately because it's going to be a bad day. Seriously though, Doug makes some of the most precise joints I've ever encountered. And the fence he has is the most accurate and adjustable tool you'll find. I would absolutely have one if I had a shop size table saw.
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Damn nice Naaman!
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IT'S BACK! I remember it being big, but I forgot how massive it is. In no way is it going to fit on the TT stand I just built. I've also forgotten the layout of the controls on the speed controller, and which is input and output on the DIY Pass Pearl phono stage. Lots of fiddling to do before I'm near ready to fire up the beast, but it feels good to have her home again. It was 12 years ago that I built her. I need to see if I can get the Zu Audio DL 103 aluminum bodied cartridge repaired. I had broken the cantilever some years back. I also need to source a rubber belt for the motor/platter. Damn this thing is big!
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"Just kickin' hippies ass' and raisin' hell" R.I.P. Jerry Jeff.