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Fuck yeah! Happy building.

Is that when "back of the napkin" makes it into a datasheet?

That looks like a fantastic solution to not hauling around a hefty 32 year old chonker of a multitrack.

If anyone is in or near Petaluma, CA here's an alert for you:

Here's a classic electro-acoustic instrument for y'all.

Oh shit, that Neve is snazzy. Would absolutely smash that beast, were I not a poverty stricken scumbag.

Indeterminacy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 27, 2026 3:07 pm Is the square back loaded and homeward bound?

Hahaha, IF I had the room for another pair of speakers I might commit to the four hours (minimum) of driving it would take to get there and back. But alas, someone else can scoop this score.

This same person has a Digitech DSP 128+ for $25.

Something cool about these tall panel amps from the 1970s, it's an aesthetic that has begun to grow on me.

31 inch copper Slingerland timpani

Mr. Springy Reverb by Lee Jackson https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/msg/d/billings-lee-jackson-mr-springgy-signed/7918337696.html ./download/file.php?id=6600 They're claiming a Belton brick is a "real spring reverb". This is a rub the dog's nose in the misplaced shit type of scenario.