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I wonder if that's a turtle roof vent on top of the cab. Why not!
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aprazer402 wrote: »
Supposedly in Canada.
From FB.
I can certify this.TV room- B&W 703, SVS PB10 NSD, Marantz NR1607, Parasound 1500a, Pro-Ject Debut Carbon (Yellow) with Acrylic platter, Pro-Ject phono pre, MIT AVT 2 speaker cables, MIT AVT 1 and AVT 2 ICs, XLO Jumpers, Signal Dig Coax, Signal Cable Magic Power Cables x3, Samsung QN75Q7DR Qled 75" tv, Harmony 1100, Sony BDP-S6200, Marantz DV-4200 (as Transport), Cambridge Audio DAC Magic100, Monster 3600MKII, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox 360 Family room Samsung 55JS7000 Android Mi Box3 and Apple TV, Polk Magnifi Max. - Pool /Gazebo Yamaha RX-A1010, Polk Patio 25x4, Rotel RDV 1045 (as CDP) MIT AVT3 ICs - Work - Spotify Premium, Neutron App or Amazon Music to my FiiO Kunlun into my Grado SR125e -
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Cupertino?!?!
aiyeeeeeeeeeee!
WARNING: Dad joke ahead* ...
@lightman1 -- does this mean that, instead of one of them old-fashioned, regular jobs, now you've got one of them newfangled Steve Jobs?
* Remember: you were warned...
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aprazer402 wrote: »
Supposedly in Canada.
From FB.
I can certify this.
Although I don't have any points.TV room- B&W 703, SVS PB10 NSD, Marantz NR1607, Parasound 1500a, Pro-Ject Debut Carbon (Yellow) with Acrylic platter, Pro-Ject phono pre, MIT AVT 2 speaker cables, MIT AVT 1 and AVT 2 ICs, XLO Jumpers, Signal Dig Coax, Signal Cable Magic Power Cables x3, Samsung QN75Q7DR Qled 75" tv, Harmony 1100, Sony BDP-S6200, Marantz DV-4200 (as Transport), Cambridge Audio DAC Magic100, Monster 3600MKII, PS4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox 360 Family room Samsung 55JS7000 Android Mi Box3 and Apple TV, Polk Magnifi Max. - Pool /Gazebo Yamaha RX-A1010, Polk Patio 25x4, Rotel RDV 1045 (as CDP) MIT AVT3 ICs - Work - Spotify Premium, Neutron App or Amazon Music to my FiiO Kunlun into my Grado SR125e -
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This just in! Built in 1880.
They did the same with Marlon Brando's Omaha home years ago.
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aprazer402 wrote: »
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This just in! Built in 1880.
I would like it to be saved BUT , if you ask anybody under the age of 40 if they know who he was...and if they care about it How's the neighborhood?
I LOVE the architectural Fret Work adornments. I having band-sawed similar Fret Works for my home and cottage. I copied a pattern from an old house towards downtown Wilmington 30+ years ago. I have A LOT of triangular boards with my pattern maybe drawn on them that I've saved for 30 years or so. I had a band saw, sold it, bought a newer one, broke it moving it, but fixed it a year ago. I will cut some new ones soon. That'll be ANOTHER project taken off that old to-do list I'm burning through.
Now if it was Snoop Dog's boyhood home...
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aprazer402 wrote: »They did the same with Marlon Brando's Omaha home years ago.
It was on the waterfront, they made him an offer he couldn't refuse.
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"Conservative Libertarians love the country, progressive leftists love the government." - Andrew Wilkow
“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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SeleniumFalcon wrote: »
A mini system from Technics.
Is it portable? Since it's a mini it's got to be right?
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SeleniumFalcon wrote: »
A mini system from Technics.
Whoa. I remember the Technics minicomponents -- but ne'er saw a reel to reel deck. I am guessing they were never expressly imported to the US (?).
@pitdogg2 No, the minicomponents were a thing in the very late 1970s/early 80s. Not meant to be portable, just space-efficient.
I had one of the lower-end Technics minicomponent cassette decks (dump find) for a while. It was actually pretty darned nice, but I didn't have a need for it, so I gave it away (I think). Maybe I even sold it, but I rather doubt it.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »SeleniumFalcon wrote: »
A mini system from Technics.
Whoa. I remember the Technics minicomponents -- but ne'er saw a reel to reel deck. I am guessing they were never expressly imported to the US (?).
@pitdogg2 No, the minicomponents were a thing in the very late 1970s/early 80s. Not meant to be portable, just space-efficient.
I had one of the lower-end Technics minicomponent cassette decks (dump find) for a while. It was actually pretty darned nice, but I didn't have a need for it, so I gave it away (I think). Maybe I even sold it, but I rather doubt it.
I bought one of these new, Dolby B and DBX. Bought the wired remote too.
Very low profile. But not their real thin higher end black ones with gold lettering.
I think I bought it from International Hi-Fi Distibutors in Baltimore.
My brother still has it.
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"Conservative Libertarians love the country, progressive leftists love the government." - Andrew Wilkow
“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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I never could understand why they put the TP outside of the stall.
And you had to stand on the sink to use it !
Very inconvenient design. 💩Sal Palooza
