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I still like the panasonic fz20 for point and shoot camera. It's just 5 or 6 mpix, but has the best lens of any small camera I've seen. The later models got worse.

sumiko pearl (if this sucks, I blame nums) another copy of raw power vinyl.

pivot for the circle jerk

Resurrecting year old threads ftl

awesome

They're not black, they're stainless McMaster Carr has black tho. I didn't use neoprene, I think that's just to buffer mdf, which I didn't use.

I'll take a set.

I bought that cinema display back with my old 1ghz g4 tower. It's getting pretty long in the tooth, but still works great.

I can confirm lots of things aren't screw on, what's your fucking point?

Flexi immediately after assembly. Not the final configuration, and I realized I left out 2 nuts, doh.

I used 5/8" holes for 1/2" rods. Seems to work ok. All built, just need to level and tighten everything.

double flexi, yup yup I'll never smoke all the cigars I already have room for

3 72" 1/2" threaded rods 2 36" 1/2" threaded rods 3 72"x18"x3/4" pine boards, cut into 24x18x3/4 boards 75 1/2" nuts 75 1/2" washers

You can't eat raw fish on lipitor? Wow, that'd suck.

I'd carry the cable with the screw on adapter screwed on It's just an esthetic thing. I was curious if what I wanted was available, that's it. Leave me alone

ewww, that's ok

I just want a cable to throw in my travel bag. And the fewer cables the better, basically. I was just doing 4pin to mini with a non-screw in adapter. I suppose I can just make a 4pin to 1/4 and be done, I just happen to like the screw on adapters.

looks like it wants 36v or higher

getting inside the connector was nearly impossible on the sonys I had. Do the akg ones open up?

yes

yah, I want the 1/8" part

I just like the screw on 1/4" adapters so I wanted to make a 4pin to 3.5mm/1/4" cable that used one .

I'm looking for those connectors that sony and AT use with the 3.5mm plug with a screw on 1/4" adapter. Does anyone know if they're available?

K501s have bass. It's just hiding behind the eggs at the back of the fridge.