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Just put up some shelves and cabinets in the shop space preparing for making things again!

Used my new record cleaner. Nothing automatic about it, but it cleaned all of my records great!

Me too!

The Opeth trifecta: Blackwater Park, Ghost Reveries, and Watershed.

The Grassy Knoll (1994) Like a David Lynch dance party. One of my desert island discs.

Hire some more! You don't think I go there for the food?

Remember that you have a friend that can cut fancy shapes in wood that would be painful if done by hand...

But they are Tice sized.

Contemplating ordering a Studiodesk Beat Desk for my office desk. Do any of you guys have any experience with these? Seems like it will work well for my minimal need for rack space and will fit the Arturia perfectly, as they use it in their product pics.

Yeah, 54" model. I will have a few projects on it this week and will report back!

A workbench!

Finally poured the slab for the side of our house. After building a retaining wall and back filling. It's 90ft by 12ft, problem with being able to do things is doing them. My new favorite saying "little engine that could, but probably shouldn't.."

12" vinyl. Flippin' fantastic on my Musical Fidelity Roundtable!

Subscribed. Instant buy

Wait, you don't have six pairs of in-wall speakers to switch between? Can you ever call yourself an audio snob?

Just happened to see this in an old Fine Woodworking book. I'm up for whatever you want to build.

I am not sure I agree with the listening position vs speaker placement, and the stereo separation has got to suck, but the bass porting is first class...

Rhonda Fleming, 'Queen of Technicolor', dies aged 97 “Suddenly my green eyes were green. My red hair was flaming red. My skin was porcelain white,” Fleming remarked in a 1990 interview. “There was suddenly all this attention on how I looked rather than the roles I was playing. I’d been painted into a corner by the studios, who never wanted more from me than my looking good and waltzing through a parade of films like The Redhead and the Cowboy.” https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/oct/17/rhonda-fleming-queen-of-technicolor-in-the-1940s-and-50s-dies-aged-97?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other