They finally hung Wonder Woman’s plane from the ceiling at the Smithsonian.
No it's not, not for European commodes. I hated those, stand clear because the water outlet is to the rear pushing the crap toward the hole.
In Army hospital they have the split seat. Co-worker told us did his business (worst case scenario), closed the lid, then stood in front when he reached back to flush. While in dress uniform, he had it blow out all over his uniform and spit-polished shoes. The room broke into hysterical laughter.
Not to start any shit or anything, but I dig that photo out when some "Audiophile" starts talking about how true fidelity is only found on vinyl.
Same here. Hoping to get back to Crater Lake (LNF) This summer, and trying for a Pronghorn tag for there.
I'm surprised one isn't flat on one side, and another isn't wobbling and trying to go a diferent direction. Imagine how many carts he had to spec.
Been a few decades, but as I recall, the wider/rougher the groove, the more music. Look across an LP and you see areas that have more/thinner lines than other areas.
Not all vinyl is created equal. The "cleaner" the vinyl, the better the pressing. Hold up an American pressing to the light...pitch black. Japanese vinyl is translucent. I had a number of American remastered pressing that rivaled the Japs.
Again, my knowledge is dated.
IMO vinyl is the best we've seen (heard) yet...if you have the right equipment.
That guy is quite the machinist/mechanic considering his lack of machinery.
Allen Millyard.
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