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Originally Posted by Axisplayer
Nice ponytail Mark. 
Looks like your hair hasn't been cut since.....birth maybe. I went for almost 20 years with no haircut from the mid 60's to mid 80's and it didn't get even half that long.
Now I wish some of it would be even half an inch long.
Looks like your hair hasn't been cut since.....birth maybe. I went for almost 20 years with no haircut from the mid 60's to mid 80's and it didn't get even half that long.
Now I wish some of it would be even half an inch long.
Also - your web pages is screwed up. The menu is jumping around all over the place, and every time I go back to the tab w/ the photo gallery, the gallery gets bumped further down the page (so there's more whitespace above it).
-Dan.
Originally Posted by IsildursBane
Originally Posted by IsildursBane
Originally Posted by dedmeet
http://www.vikingaudio.com/
The mid-highs are model X215. The subs are model MCW-18. I bought those cabinets approx. 10 years ago... I put together 8 stacks, 4 stacks for my employee Cliff, and 4 stacks for myself. We combine systems when warranted. I don't remember what I loaded the mid-highs with... Zomax 2445's as I recall for the compression drivers... possibly our AP-1526's for the cone drivers. I'd reloaded the subs with prototype samples of our updated AP-1841 drivers prior to this past summer's shows.
I believe I had 4 Dus X-12's and 2 Dus X-15's and a couple of SRX-712M's for stage monitors on that show.
Originally Posted by fdew
I previously considered a tractor parade... but I dunno... I don't think it's in the cards for here. The first problem is that there's not much of any local contingency of cool old tractors around here that would be suitable to parade down Main Street. The existing old-timer collectable tractors in this area are generally crawler type... like this:
http://home.gwi.net/~dclough/14.jpg
The shiny newer parade-able tractors are behemoths, like this:
http://www.deere.com/common/media/im...cy_324x238.
And our downtown main street is only 2 blocks long.
One thing we do have locally, as far as farmer oriented eye candy goes, are 10 wheeler grain trucks... and there's gobs of those in the area... many are "pretty shiny"... like this:
http://www.farmervernstrucks.com/200...T_5D877008.
I just got back from checking on one such project at a neighbor's shop. They're converting an over-the-road Peterbilt semi into one of these 10 wheeler grain trucks. There's quite a bit to doing the conversion: Remove the sleeper, install a hoist bed, install a tag axel (which involves shortening the saddle tanks)... and of-course they're doing a frame-up restore on everything else... the list goes on & on... they figure they'll have $60K just into the basic conversion (doing all the work themselves)... the fancy chrome & polished aluminum stuff they have laid out for the project is extra. They're painting the body right now... the paint job's a translucent pearl orange with black striping. It should be absolutely gorgeous when they're done... and should function ducky fine to haul grain from the field to the warehouse... full dozens of folks will probably see this masterpiece of craftsmanship in it's lifetime.
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Originally Posted by W. M. Hellinger
Originally Posted by nousername
I'm a part owner of this company:
www.concertprosvcs.com
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