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Solid state will work better with small children, and for me low power, well built, great sounding gear means PASS. Although I bet numb's recently sold M22 would also have been a great choice for amplification.

Well I guess it's on then. Let the sawdust fly!

It may be old school, and there's a lot of newer stuff out there, but I've been feeding my pets Science Diet for decades now (since '87), and I'm very happy with it still.

Ice cream helps everything Grahame, but I'm preaching to the choir.

It's not uncommon for memory loss in a guy your age Al.

Actually, the idea he has in mind sounds really promising to me. The thing is, you can't be absolutely certain how it'll work in a particular room until you try it, but my guess is it'll work great. Sorry for the clandestine posts, but I'm sure he'll let the cat out of the bag soon.

Nice.

I do this all the time, but I agree with you, and there are fewer dinosaurs like me every day.

If it weren't for this attitude I'd never get a date. But seriously, did you think about my idea to use 10' Sonotubes, and make "Home Edition" Bazookas?

Something like this?

Awesome post! Glad you didn't embarras him though.

I'm not sure I'd call it aggressive, but certainly not a layed back signature.

Have a great Birthday Nate! You're legal to drink now right?

Objection overruled!

Happy Birthday!

You can ship pot through the postal system?

Fingers crossed Reks!

I'll bet seeing your little girl was a pretty good Birthday present!

Meh, it works out fine if you're in bed alone. You don't perform that well, but you don't give a shit either.

Exactly. The DT250 sounds like flogged ass, and should never be mentioned in comparison with the JH13 and LCD-2. Tin ears for certain.

Have a great Birthday Naaman!

Rumor is that it'll jump over $5.00 a gallon here.

So I've used this tool a lot in the last few days, and it's awesome! One big bonus that I hadn't even thought of is as a sheetrock saw. I had to cut out a large portion of a wall, to insulate for sound deadening, and the semi round blade cut through the sheetrock like butter. It was easy to follow my guide lines, and very little dust to clean up. Was great for cutting out around switches and power outlets too. It also has worked great for cutting back base trim in place, cutting off the excess of door shims, and even cutting through 1/2" plywood. I see a lot of uses for this little tool. Finally, something at Harbor Freight that I can hardily recommend!

Congrat Alex! You'll be a great Uncle!