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I'm not an expert, but I play one on the internet.

That's a riot!!! Thanks, Twelvebar!!! It actually reminded me of a woodshop we used to work in. It had ducting to all the saws that went outside to a big collector, so there was always a strong negative air pressure within. It took a while, but with carefull tweaking, we could get some of the individual doors (to the saws) to slam shut under the pressure, but spring back open because of the force of the slam, then slam shut, then... well, you get it. We could get a few going - all at different speeds mind you - and really make a noise!!! We thought it was a good thing - made us sound busy! Kinetic art, really.

Gridlok

Hey i need a drummer so that I can start my band. My old band didnt work out. I still need a basist, keyboard and acoustic guitarist

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Angel Mariee my lovely fiance.
she is everything to mee. my inspiration to life, music and everything..

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace"
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Phew: at last the Mark III Lynn Tractor Looper hits the stores. I know a lot of us have been waiting for this one to come out.

Love the relicing on this model, too.

Cheers - C

That isn't vintage? It certainly fooled me. The rust from years of neglect and the dings and dents from years of inbreeding looked so authentic.

Dings, dents, inbreeding? That's all real.

But the Tractor-Pedal is brand new...

- C

(Run! I hear banjos...)

You can tell it's a relic immediately. C'mon, that tone isn't anything like the original. Now back when they were made in the U.S. they had a much fuller sound. I think it's the cheap parts they're using more than anything.

Ahhhh! Anything to make a buck. . .sad really.

Gridlok