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Jason Lawson
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Location: Virginia
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 Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 1:46 pm Post subject: A couple of Easter eggs,and other overdue pics I promised.. |
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Hope everyones having a Happy Easter !
heres a few easter eggs I came across recently …
Picks from my Dads old electronics mag.
This rare jewel was plucked from it's hiding place in the attic, back whan I began my home studio.
This thing puts out a whopping 3 watts per channel.
Well its not a condenser, but it looks pretty cool.
Seedy aka Sweety
Itty-Bitty
Some things never change lol.
I'm thinkin' if my dad had bought this thing, I might not be here now lol
And finally...the kitties...
Itty-Bitty
Seedy aka Sweety
Sylvesti
I apologize for too many pics....there was a backlog of sorts...
Happy Easter Everyone ! |
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Jason Lawson
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| Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 2:02 pm Post subject: oops I left out Itty-Bitty... |
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oops Itty-Bitty looks so much like connies cat...I couldn't possiblty leave her out...
Apologies for my newbish oversized pics, my first attempt at this stuff. |
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ConnieTerwilliger
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Location: San Diego - serving the world
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Chuck Davis
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Location: Where I love to be...Between the Vineyards and the Cows.
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Great pics! Love the Crown R2R. Those were some quality machines. Tubey analog goodness.
Itty Bitty looks like my "Mya" too.
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Wicked huge.....in India.
www.chuckdaviscreative.com |
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Jason Lawson
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All the "tuxedo" cats we've had over the years have been really great.
Back in the day my mom had Manx...those were a sight.
I got curious as to just what $ 695 was worth in '59.
The online calculator I used says:
$695.00 in 1959 had the same buying power as $5,427.06 in 2012. |
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