What made your day a good one
- Thread starter Bechet
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Giving my Oracle Delhi turntable its annual service
End result and very very happy. Good to go for another year. Sounds awesome
End result and very very happy. Good to go for another year. Sounds awesome
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Whoa cool @Satanfriendly
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Thank you.
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You misspelled “Rob's“ as “Myâ€.
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Wishful thinking. No wonder you fill me full of high calorific, high fat content Wethie's burgers
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Poured a beer, lit up a Chesterfield, plugged in my Jazz bass, and played Zeppelin for two hours.
Thank you Mr. Baldwin.
Thank you Mr. Baldwin.
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No experience what so ever in plumbing so because of the present situation a non flushing toilet was going to be a challenge.
Took the whole flushing system to pieces. Sussed out how it worked and made the necessary parts and repairs. Reassembled and fantastic, all working brilliantly.
Made my day
Between that and completing the deep clean on the house.
Just in time to return to work
Took the whole flushing system to pieces. Sussed out how it worked and made the necessary parts and repairs. Reassembled and fantastic, all working brilliantly.
Made my day
Between that and completing the deep clean on the house.
Just in time to return to work
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Left that other shaving site permanently. My choice.
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It's a beautiful sunny morning. The sky is clear, clear.
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Spent most of the day changing the machine heads on my Gibson guitar from their electronic 'G-Force' tuning system which became all 'G' and no 'Force' (basically it was non-automatic non-functioning. Better known as fucked) for a set of Grovers
Then spent 4 or 5 hours learning how to set-up my guitar properly and totally over the moon with the end results. Should save myself some money in the future.
One has to make the best of these 'stay at home days' and learning new skills really do make my days happy days.
Then spent 4 or 5 hours learning how to set-up my guitar properly and totally over the moon with the end results. Should save myself some money in the future.
One has to make the best of these 'stay at home days' and learning new skills really do make my days happy days.
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Yea I got given a guitar about 15 years ago, a Washburn d10.never looked at it. My sister plays the guitar so i took it round and she tuned it for me and gave me some tab sheets. I know 3 chords now.
Stairway to heaven and back in black here I come.
Edit: the reason I never played it was because I used a plectrum and it was loud as hell with my amature twanging, was told to use my thumb, much better
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Yea I got given a guitar about 15 years ago, a Washburn d10.never looked at it. My sister plays the guitar so i took it round and she tuned it for me and gave me some tab sheets. I know 3 chords now.
Stairway to heaven and back in black here I come.
Edit: the reason I never played it was because I used a plectrum and it was loud as hell with my amature twanging, was told to use my thumb, much better
You are my new guitar hero.
Today learn No. 4
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I covet that Deluxe of yours, it's a beauty.
I've been playing more during this enforced time off. Just need to get an amp now...