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A little of this, a little of that. If its outdoors, Im all over it.

My other vice is of the two wheeled variety.

Bruce - dig the caps man! Wanna' unload the goldtop!

[QUOTE=brucec59;5102237]I dig tubes, too, but I don't use them for hi-fi. ;)

32 stray dogs 5 cows 8 horses 4 cats wife and I have a animal shelter on our ranch. no pictures no one will pose.

I'm a Tube Guy myself

Another Bass Player (kinda)

Another hobby I started into fairly late on. Sadowsky and Aguilar make good company. Never had a chance to play a Modulus Colin.

ps I'm surprised at how many tube audio fans there are amongst us. The previous owner of my car was into that as well.

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Originally Posted by Cincy_Ron (Post 5100813)

Dude, WTF happened on your recliner? You murder someone on that thing?!?

Hmm, could it be you did not recognize as a cow hide? :)

Ron

Sailing, Fine Wine and Wife & Kids :)

Ringleader to a Turtle Circus, otherwise known as HWFMR; Racing an S2; Skiing; Flyfishing; Hiking; extending the time I've given myself to find a new career...

Looks like all P car drivers are into much the same toys.
Rotel, Martin Logan, REL, Marantz KI Signature CD, Linn LP12 blah blah.
Love tubes but changed a few years ago.
Omega Seamasters
Wife and kids (should be at the top)
Dogs (G Shephards) 8 Paint horses, cats and a goat.
VFR800 and having an ice cold beer on the deck and watching the All Blacks

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Originally Posted by matt777 (Post 5103267)

That's a really beautiful Sadowsky. I'm not totally into the wooden look for my own guitars but that one would definitely have tempted me to pick up and try.

One of the reasons why I like the Modulus came from my HiFi upbringing. Wooden necks add "color" or "warmth" to the sound which by definition means that they must be influencing the relationship between the resonating string and the pickup. All I wanted to hear was the purest source possible which the graphite neck achieves by having a natural resonance frequency well above the tone frequency of the strings - hence no coloration. There is also minimal internal damping within the graphite necks, so sustain (note duration) significantly improved over wood. You should try one someday, they are not for everyone as the sound can be very clinical, but this can be dialed out through the pre-amp or rig.

The other reason for having a carbon neck bass is that I like race car materials. :D

this is mine ...... but as I get older and with family commitments, its getting harder..

Ron,

That has to be the cleanest, most organized ham shack I've ever seen. Nice.

Joel, W4JOL