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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 30 2003 14:52:14

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RE: My new sound system (in reply to Guest)

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have breadboxes in England?

bread bins - about the size of a hamster's thong

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 30 2003 15:16:29

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RE: My new sound system (in reply to Guest)

Sounds like a great set up Andy, can't go wrong with Samson, and JBLs are just lovely.

I completely agree with your advice about acoustic amps, they just don't have the range that PA speakers or powered monitors have, and we need full range to keep those nylon strings sounding as smooth as possible. Plus you have lots more postioning options.

I'm relieved you like the Zoom, my needs are different to yours but its pretty versatile little thing - just don't jump on it too often.

Cheers.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 30 2003 16:17:01

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RE: My new sound system (in reply to Guest)

I have seen your sandwiches - more like small houses

The true sandwich was created for the Earl of Sandwich, who wanted something he could eat with one hand whilst playing cards with the other. The current American sandwich would hold up a RAM at Jiffy Lube.

The Earl of Sandwich (which is a Cinque Port in Kent, England) was (naturally) in charge of our armies as they battled each other in the American War of Independence (I say, each other as Americans did not officially exist at the time

). I believe these mega card games took place in England, which would explain a lot. That, and the English army's fondness for lobster red camouflage in the woods of Virginia.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 30 2003 23:47:13

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Whoops! (in reply to Greg Schneider)

I was still logged in as Greg Schneider, an account I was testing for the same. Sorry Greg!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 30 2003 23:51:53

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 1 2003 18:11:54

Escribano

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RE: My new sound system (in reply to Guest)

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Since we've strayed from topic..

that's OK this is foroflamenco

An excellent story Andy, one we can learn from - breaking a pattern can sometimes accerate a postive outcome even for a "half-wit". My colleagues at work think I am barking mad 'cos I am always making a noise in the forest and wandering around with a bucket of tar.

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