+1drumsound wrote:Debt
What's your poison?
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Pentium iii and G3 machines that would otherwise be discarded. I imagine hidden potential in them and have vague notions about setting up a 'computer farm' with each machine contributing something to the setup.
This is not an expensive vice to have, as I never pay for any of the machines. It's all dumpster diving and such.
This is not an expensive vice to have, as I never pay for any of the machines. It's all dumpster diving and such.
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Old engineering books/manuals.
Actually I used to be a bit of a microphone slut, but then I got a full-time job at a company where we've got a U-67, some Soundulex, etc. All of a sudden it's not that big a deal. Instead I've gotten rather interested in the niceties of RF frequency issues, since we do a lot of wireless microphone stuff.
Actually I used to be a bit of a microphone slut, but then I got a full-time job at a company where we've got a U-67, some Soundulex, etc. All of a sudden it's not that big a deal. Instead I've gotten rather interested in the niceties of RF frequency issues, since we do a lot of wireless microphone stuff.
never thought it'd come to this, but i guess i've started collecting guitars. used to be stompboxes, 'til my tastes started running into moogerfoogers & the like (too expensive to amass a grand pile of 'em). but...i just picked up a relatively new american jazzmaster from a friend, and rationalized the purchase by telling myself i'd be selling one of my other guitars, so no net gain, just a shift. 'course, then i had trouble deciding exactly which guitar i was going to unload, and ultimately came to the realization that i truly didn't want to part with any of them- each has its own, if humble, charms. i am certain this won't be the last guitar i'm destined to be tempted by. jerry jones & gretsch come to mind...i feel kind of like the guy who pleads, "stop me before i kill again!"
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I have a minimal well rounded collection of instruments and gear..consciously..and out of thriftiness and necessity though mostly..
not gear realated I'm an obsessive collector of ceramic animals..my grandma got me into it when I was about five..I have 6,347 statuettes so far..a lot came from her when she died..I f I had a poison it would be 1950's elephant and horse miniatures..
not gear realated I'm an obsessive collector of ceramic animals..my grandma got me into it when I was about five..I have 6,347 statuettes so far..a lot came from her when she died..I f I had a poison it would be 1950's elephant and horse miniatures..
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That explains alot, golf.Toolshed of Death wrote:I have a minimal well rounded collection of instruments and gear..consciously..and out of thriftiness and necessity though mostly..
not gear realated I'm an obsessive collector of ceramic animals..my grandma got me into it when I was about five..I have 6,347 statuettes so far..a lot came from her when she died..I f I had a poison it would be 1950's elephant and horse miniatures..
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