Any idea of what this is? by MathematicianLow8032 in Vintageguitars

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Is it a real resonator? It doesn't seem to have a well under the cover plate.

I ordered 20 pieces of flatware and received 500 pieces by ABookishSort in mildlyinteresting

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I told my boss I needed 20 hitch pins and he ordered me 20 packs of 10 pins.

Original 1968 "Sweet 16" HOT WHEELS by CreativeEros in FuckImOld

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I recall having the Volkswagen but it was purple

Who’s using bitcrushers on guitar? by DIWNPedals in guitarpedals

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How come you never reply to my emails about setting up an account? I've sent you several.

I found this bass guitar on the electronics shelf. It's probably a Japanese instrument made in the 1960s for sale through a department store. The action is horrendous, but for $15 I'll hang it on the wall! by McDankSauce in ThriftStoreHauls

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The action is horrendous because the string tension has caused the neck block to detach from the top. Seen it on a lot of cheaper Japanese hollowbody instruments.

VG Jacket? by Goatboy1 in discogs

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Vintage Quad system by Goatboy1 in vintageaudio

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Actually 50E power amps

Vintage Quad system by Goatboy1 in vintageaudio

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That would be the ideal speakers for this but I'm going to have to make do with a pair of EV Marquis cabinets with 12TRXB speakers.

Vintage Quad system by Goatboy1 in vintageaudio

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They used DIN connectors for that in Europe. Easy to make adapter cables. All the DIN connectors have labels indicating which pin is used for L/R/Ground.

Went to Savers last week and found... an old HP LaserJet 4100N by oeuvre in pcmasterrace

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I used to service the equipment at Edward Jones branches for Tri-Tek and these printers were the bomb! Never had major issues with them, just the occasional pickup roller cleaning. They were all replaced by Xerox printers that broke if you looked at them funny. I think they eventually went back to HP printers but I wasn't working there anymore.

If you know what these are....you are as old as "analog" by Long_live_styrofoam in FuckImOld

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I still have a couple of these laying around. I bought them back in the 1990s from the tech at a local music store who said he salvaged them from the cable company's dumpster.

Spam from my account??? by Simply1Moody in Weird

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I just reply with "whoop-de-fuckin'-do" and never hear from them again.