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Originally Posted by mike_o
Oh she has been REAL nice lately....if you know what i mean.
:cool:
But yeah....is unable to pay for the damage she caused. No worries.....i LOVE shopping for gear!
:)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mike_o
Oh she has been REAL nice lately....if you know what i mean.
:cool:
But yeah....is unable to pay for the damage she caused. No worries.....i LOVE shopping for gear!
:)
RETAIL THERAPY!!!
My mate used to have PDX 2000's and they were pretty sturdy, has your woman been in the gym lately or taking steroids?
the only way i could let a girl off for doing that is if i sneezed and bit her clit off
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Classic @BradCee.
Yeah....i dunno...i wasn't there when the act of pure hatred was performed.
If you check out the actual tonearms...its not held on with much.
Its a thin copper type metal screw thats hollow. The tonearm connects to the base of tonearm unit with this. The lil wires run into the turntable from the head this way.
If those lil screws are replaceable....i could do that and rejoin the wires. But that's pretty ghetto.
There is a turntable fundi here locally, who knows ALL about the SL's.....but the PDX's are not that wide spread here...so dunno if he will be able to help.
He will be the first guy i call tho.....as soon as i have some money to throw at him.
this is why we don't have scratching threads.
we end up talking about severing genitalia
lol
bitch would deserve itQuote:
Originally Posted by djhipnotikk
j/k :p
back on scratching, just a little practice run, but its not bad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4Am1kvVqTM
you doing that with channel fader?
I use ans scs3d for a platter and a trigger finger with the channel fader assigned to a pad so its a gate control, then another that leaves the channel fader at max, its different but I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BradCee
i see....