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Village Idiot
It's a '61 Custom Shop Journeyman. Hand-wired Texas special pups, '60 oval C neck, 9.50 fret radius, grease-bucket tone. Extra relic'd neck back (man is it quick). It's very light...I don't have the weight though.
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I'm glad you asked! The brown one is;
Coda
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Well, not to be that guy, but it took him a real long time. That’s why he usually sticks with the breadboard…
Also, I feel like I’m the only person in the world who prefers a glossy neck…
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Harry Klippton
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Wow that hydra looks lovely. What's that enclosure color?
Also love the tele. If you don't like it anymore, send it my way
Also love the tele. If you don't like it anymore, send it my way
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That's Tayda's light violet. It came out pretty well with the little matching switch condoms (by the way, those 'pop' a tiny bit of air when you put them on or take them off...I thought I had broken the switch the first time I slid one one.)Wow that hydra looks lovely. What's that enclosure color?
Also love the tele. If you don't like it anymore, send it my way
It may be awhile before I'm tired of the Tele...I think it may have magical powers, like Excalibur.
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Hey!
The SOT-23 test adapter arrived! (why does that excite me? *sigh*) Anyway, it works great, so as soon as my sort bin arrives.....yeah so it turns out that you can't shove these into a styrofoam grid like I do with TOs. I thought about sticking them to masking tape, etc, but saw a groovy 144 compartment case....so it's on the way.
The SOT-23 test adapter arrived! (why does that excite me? *sigh*) Anyway, it works great, so as soon as my sort bin arrives.....yeah so it turns out that you can't shove these into a styrofoam grid like I do with TOs. I thought about sticking them to masking tape, etc, but saw a groovy 144 compartment case....so it's on the way.
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You got it. I use a small database to store each (significant) component. I don't catalog passives because I'm not that far gone...no offense to anyone that far gone.
For FETs, I store the part number, Idss, Vgs-off, source, date added, reference (which is the grid XY). A function groups them pretty well, but I always check manually. It will graph any of the stored values, export to XL or delim. I've got 100-5457 smd to wrangle into that polycarb-maiden, and then into the grid [dramatic music].One note, although this is a Peak product, presumably for the DCA-55/75..the pads will not work with the mini-grabbers without modification (go figure). I used some standoffs to make "turrets". The threaded 'male' bit at the top is a good place for the grabbers.