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If you set it for 2023 it would look the same, but it would also be wheel deep in mud.
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“The first gigawatt is the most important gigawatt.”
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chrispyfur wrote: »

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mhardy6647 wrote: »The four knobs on the component he's manipulating
reminds me of a harman/kardon Citation 11 preamp -- but the rest of it doesn't look quite right. Given that "we" are probably in the UK, it is more likely something European -- but offhand I don't know what. 

I thought at least one of the tts would be a Garrard 301 or 401 (or a Thorens TD-124) -- but neither appears to be any of those.
If you and SF keep posting all this audio ****, I'm gonna pop soon.
Seriously though, very nice postings of some nice vintage gear. I'm lovin' it! -
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chrispyfur wrote: »

And Ima dragin'. BLAH!
Age does that brother. You can probably dust the floors with 'em -
ken brydson wrote: »chrispyfur wrote: »

And Ima dragin'. BLAH!
Age does that brother. You can probably dust the floors with 'em
I need my pee pee whacked, real bad! But it's a dragin' too. But that's alright! I still got my rig and lots of vinyl.
Hope you and Mrs. Brydson are doing well. Give her our aloha.
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^^^ Endorsed by the American Water Well Association and groundwater hydrogeologists the world over.
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No doubt🤣🤣nooshinjohn wrote: »
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nooshinjohn wrote: »
I've been doing that for years for the neighbors weeds. I figure I'm returning it to the earth where it came from. I told this to the girlfriends tree hugging family recently to make their heads explode.












