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aardvark baguette

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  1. couple of 3/4" ply boards, 4 3/4" threaded steel rods (~ 3 fee tall), bunch of washers & bolts. Some drill bits. When I get the time, I'm going to finally make one of those DIY flexi racks. I really can't buy any new audio toys until I do; I'm fresh out of desk space.
  2. Yeah, but some tab has the staff lines integrated, indicating 1/4 notes, 1/2 notes, etc. It does take a bit of time to 'sight read' the tab, similar to the way you read several words ahead while reading aloud. At one point I was faster at it than my teacher, who stuck to traditional sheet music when possible.
  3. I'd suggest learning to read TAB, regardless of if you get an instructor or not. Its alot quicker than traditional sheet music, and nowadays some stuff is only offered in it, at least on the internet. Then when you're ready, you can learn this "]
  4. I actually prefer the look of the cheaper 'pro' weiss more
  5. nice. You probably already know this, but make sure you dont restring it with steel strings. bad things will happen.
  6. I would've done much more.
  7. Well that is certainly an exception, but I'm thinking more of the diy type builds, and fan powered. I probably should have mentioned that. The voodoo stuff is pretty expensive. I've actually never done water cooled, I've actually tried to avoid it for other reasons, but you also have to take into account the noise of the motor. From what I've read, many of the motors in DIY watercooling don't necessarily strive for silence, but rather power, so they end up being not much quieter than air cooled alternatives.
  8. now that is definitely well outside my area of knowledge.
  9. dont bother with small boxes. You'll get more heat in a smaller space, and be limited in what equipment you can run, and likely pay a premium for smaller parts. It will probably need to run a fan more often to compensate for the heat too. Something like the small Lian Li boxes are pointless, imo, as they simply compensate for lack of height with an increase in width. They don't really end up saving you all that much space, especially considering they have a larger footprint (some of them anyway). To be clear, I'm not talking about stuff as small as a mac mini, I'm talking about this type of rig
  10. lol
  11. Little Feat - Sailin' Shoes MFSL There's so much track-to-track variety here, yet everything is very clearly Little Feat. Love it
  12. as usual, its another band I've never even heard of. Seems to be alot of those.
  13. Pixies - Bossanova
  14. and somehow more masculine.
  15. a little from column a , little from column b ?
  16. Lets go with "no" on that one. Thats probably easiest.
  17. i was wondering how long it would take the conversation to wind up here
  18. Great caps game yesterday. Back to back goals waved off. Pretty funny.

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