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Old folks doing stuff...

Do they list dBa readings from standardized testing?

Just remember, the sound comes from you, not the gear.

Lemmy's goes to 12. Pick the amp you like the sound of at modest volume best, don't worry about how loud it get. Particularly if cranking it is gonna be problematic where you live. Something that sounds moderately loud in a music store will be noticeably louder in a small bedroom. I have a 150W two 12 combo and I rarely turn it up past 1. At 2 there no point in trying to talk, 4 is gig with no mic loud.

My noise makers.... Ibanez EX from the 90's, Peavy Classic Chorus 212, Ovation knock-off.

Looks like a juvenile Sharp-shinned hawk to me. We have a resident Cooper's hawk that patrols our bird feeders.

Cool. Where'd you find it?

From an instruction perspective, style isn't important at this point, the fundamentals are the same whether it's bluegrass or jazz.

I also recommend having a good tech walk you through set up. An amp is very personal. Go play a bunch and see what you like. Don't worry so much about wattage, a volume pedal can make a full stack bedroom friendly. Find a decent instructor and get at least a few months worth of lessons. It's much easier to prevent bad habits than fix them later. Get ready for your fingers to hurt. A lot.

Not the one with the laser, just a finger exerciser. It's good for developing finger independence and strength.

We have a cheap Dremel brand 3D printer at work. We also have a high resolution optical scanner, so yeah.... We have a cheap Dremel brand 3D printer at work. We also have a high resolution optical scanner and Inventor, so yeah....

I have one from a long time ago as well. It works well, if you use it.

Another name change?

Cool. How'd you make the CAD model?

Interesting tactic, release videos for every song on the album the day before the album hits. https://metallica.com/

How do they unlock the filler door or gas cap on cars so equipped?

No way I'm leaving the door open.... too easy for someone to jump in, allows gas fumes in the car, my family might be in the car, ...

Handguns must go through an FFL in the buyer's state of residence. Long guns can be transferred by an FFL either here or there, though you may get some static from one here. You can loan an out-of- state visitor a firearm for "sporting purposes" within the state for an indefinite length of time.

It's right at an hour for me to get to ORSA or Norris, so that's 2 hrs in the car just getting there and back. Add a couple hours at the range itself and that's half a day. I can't think of the last time I had 4 consecutive hours free.

You have to use their ammo.

You haven't found any because there aren't any.... John Sevier is probably the closest. Most people I know shoot on private property, unfortunately I don't have any and don't get to shoot my rifles very often either.

Welcome!

Especially when you're behind them on a motorcycle....

I'd rather be in the relative open at the urinal so I have a shot at getting away (get off the X). In a stall you're completely boxed in. Someone kicks the door in, the only way out is through them.