didn't like that synth/groovebox. well i liked it but it didn't do what I needed it to do. returned it. ordered another.
that sucks. did it at least get the job done before it broke?I bought a tool to pull a corroded handle off of the shower faucet. Probably the only time in my life that I will use this tool and it broke.
No, it didn't. I tapped on i the handle with a hammer for an hour and then I tried a block of wood and a pry bar. I wore myself out just pulling on it and I finally got it.![]()
I am enjoying the hell out of this thing, though it is taking awhile to learn the nuances. no LCD, no menus, just buttons, knobs and a surprisingly intuitive pad.
that sucks. did it at least get the job done before it broke?
What is that?![]()
I am enjoying the hell out of this thing, though it is taking awhile to learn the nuances. no LCD, no menus, just buttons, knobs and a surprisingly intuitive pad.
that sucks. did it at least get the job done before it broke?
its a Novation Circuit Tracks. it basically is a drum machine and synthesizer. It has room to run two internal synthesizers and 4 concurrent drum tracks while handling two external devices attached to it. mostly it is fun .What is that?
I watched the first season of Hercules a year or two ago, and Ares looked like that in his first appearance. They actually have a page for the figure on the Wiki too, it was called the Ares With Detachable Weapons of War figure.Some toys at the fleamarket:
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Didn't know what character or even toyline that viking-looking action figure was, but I liked the look and it only cost € 1.-, so I was quite happy to pick him up. Some online research showed it's Ares from the 1990s ToyBiz line for the Kevin Sorbo Hercules TV show, which considering the futuristic legs and alien-looking face I never would have guessed.
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