Scott Common 𓅃
@nocommonswan
Media & Coms Tutor, musician, ex-consultant, ex-gardening contractor, player of games, glass painter. Para-Luddite & Professional Amateur.𓅃
CD collection is out of storage and I'm straight into the hard to find local stuff I've missed for ages.
Trying very hard to channel the peace and patience of this dude today...
I see it's been answered, but I do love the reuse and I hope that you'll keep the diagram in there. I refurbished a nice potentiometer box a couple of years ago and made sure to keep the circuit diagram in there.
Because this is what I do with every single one of these logo generators.
I tried probably every guitar in the $600-$1200 range in the rockshop in the 90s and finally settled on an Ibanez Talman. Not one of their "very metal" guitars - more like a tele or mustang in the way it handles.
Heh! Here, have a very non-weird guitar made weird. Behold the fretless Sx Stratocaster!
One of the little dudes (and dudettes) tucked up above our doorway.
Going for comfort food with the horrible weather tonight. Bacon and egg pie.
This is a cat checkpoint; relinquish your most recent cat picture. Pan (not our cat) getting some morning pats.
Great little diorama at one of the local gallery fronts in Newtown.
I'm pretty sure I remember seeing this piece when we played a number of gigs at the Carter Observatory - one of our bass players worked there. Such a unique space (pun intended) to play in!
Okay I have never seen an acoustic guitar set up like this. Feels like an after market experiment a bit but... (Maybe @weirdguita.rs can help?)
Been sick with the flu and craving dumplings. Didn't want to risk infecting anyone so made them at home. (The pork buns are shop purchased though)
It's also surprisingly good for rhythm and riff style rock (I'm no lead player).
I have never really been a Stratocaster guy. But I modded a shitty Sx Strat copy into a fretless and it's rapidly becoming my favourite guitar. I may even look at upgrading the pickups (which now seem like the weakest link for it as an instrument).
Okay time for the "not my pet but shows up at my house anyway" edition.
Post the best picture(s) you have ever taken of your pet(s). My most photogenic buddy, my snuggle man, talky cat. RIP Mono.
And the young one grew up and continued to be a regular visitor for quite some time...
I 100% endorse this. If you're friendly to them they'll even bring their kids to visit you. Yes, mum (on the left) did bring her kid (on the right) into our house at one point. But seriously, there's a lot of whimsy and character in birds and they can be a momentary panacea for many things.