The Amp Garage

Is anyone actively administering this forum at this point? I see two posts by a new user at the top of Technical Discussion and Garage Talk which appear to be AI-generated or something in that vein.

These guys were the greatest live rock band for awhile there . . .

Somebody should start a web forum devoted to cloning the two non-Lisa Loeb pink ones that no one has ever seen.

A happy conclusion! Client: Sending the $40 now, tubes will be on your doorstep in half an hour And, done. Good deal. My initial response to the top post was that the guy was just a chiseler and you’d let him get over on you, and you should wash your hands of him. But you took a more restrained app...

“Prototype” shown at the very end of this video:

Happy holidays, everyone.

Reeltarded wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 1:18 pm
I tell you what.. most people never heard of Y&T but Dave Meniketti? Solid!!

Shoot, I remember when they were Yesterday & Today.

xtian wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 5:24 pm Lumber was from interior wall, horizontal panels. Rustic, to say the least! Same house has amazing timber from the "flumes" up the hill (wooden aqueducts).

Wainscotaster?

Could you do a fumed-oak thing with it, since you're going with a barn theme? I guess that requires some pretty gnarly high-test ammonia, though.

Great to hear you’re still out there, Structo. And cheers to Mrs. Structo for hanging in there with you through your recovery.

cbass wrote: ↑Fri Oct 06, 2023 3:26 pm All these jobs want high school diplomas and GEDs.

If you can do math well enough to be a carpenter and string words together well enough to post on this forum, you can probably get your Good Enuf Diploma.

By the way: is “Lower Alabama” a thing? Some drunk guys I ran into here in Napa were telling me they were from Lower Alabama. I couldn’t tell if they were just trying to jazz up being from Alabama or what.

Leave it up in case you need proof that you were not of sound mind when you signed the contract for the new planer.

brewdude wrote: ↑Sun Aug 27, 2023 4:19 pm I saw Johnny Winter at the Fillmore in the mid-late ‘80’s… this day he was the most impressive guitar player I’ve ever seen—and I’ve seen many amazing players since.

I saw him at the Old Waldorf, possibly in [gulp] 1978.