What’s on *YOUR* workbench?
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jimilee
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What do you use to put the serial numbers on the plates?
Erik S
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jimilee
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Those look rather large for onboard compressors. Tell me more about them, compressors are an always on pedal when playing bass.
Locrian99
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Had to work the holiday today. I run the maintenance dept for a boutique hotel in a town called Independence. Shockingly enough the town makes a big deal about the 4th of july. Bunch of the down town businesses get together and use a gravelled lot from the city for employee parking. I am the parking nazi, checking for passes etc. so basically sitting here.
So Im populating pcbs while sitting in the drivers seat of my truck while “working” today.
So Im populating pcbs while sitting in the drivers seat of my truck while “working” today.
I'm guessing it's not Independence Indiana. Been through there. Very patriotic but didn't see much boutique.
Locrian99
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Independence oregon
Could be a mailbox/workbench cross post but alas only here(since it didn't fit in the mailbox)
Found yesterday at a local HC, used on sale for $69(huh huh)
My new bench amp.
One step closer to my bench and @Harry Klippton 's bench becoming step-brothers.
Edit: it's a Crush 12 btw. Made in China. Does that make it a Mandarin Orange?
Found yesterday at a local HC, used on sale for $69(huh huh)
My new bench amp.
One step closer to my bench and @Harry Klippton 's bench becoming step-brothers.
Edit: it's a Crush 12 btw. Made in China. Does that make it a Mandarin Orange?
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Erik S
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Thanks! I dig the rough ones too. The ones that don't pass QC are mostly missing letters.
jessenator
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Passinwind
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Yet another EQ pedal mod project, taking it from bass centric to a more acoustic guitar/all around oriented feel:
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tegendemuur
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Trying to figure out why the second mode on a Keeley Memphis Sun's SP3T ON/ON/ON switch doesn't work when jumper-wiring all three leads together? With the switch in the middle, the DMM measures all three connections linked together. Top and bottom position just work. It makes no sense... Unless, the connection between these three terminals goes isn't instantaneous?
Bonus photos of how my work bench is also my play bench (just project some synth + sequencer in front of me as well to get the whole picture). And the wooden hooks I hang in the chair gap of my desk, because a lapsteel on one's lap is a bit of a pain. I prefer it to be a bit higher...
Bonus photos of how my work bench is also my play bench (just project some synth + sequencer in front of me as well to get the whole picture). And the wooden hooks I hang in the chair gap of my desk, because a lapsteel on one's lap is a bit of a pain. I prefer it to be a bit higher...
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jimilee
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Does one connection go to ground?
tegendemuur
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Gonna do some additional measuring tomorrow to see where these three pins end up at! It's already 10pm, and after a day of work at this time of day I tend to do more harm than good to my things.
Harry Klippton
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This is going better than I had hoped
Robert
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That should be an ON/OFF/ON, no connection in center position.