A shipload of shiplap!

A couple of my other obsessions:

The other one is coming soon I have to shrink the photo

It appears my god damn DCX 2496 isn't working... Powers on, but it gives me a solid blank screen.

managed to get half the siding up; no pics cause its boring

should finally be ready for putty, primer, and paint by lunch time tomorrow

the back porch is finally looking like a back porch again

OK fine, two more pics, but that's all!

Now that I went to the effort of putting the DCX in, and then pulling back out I remember why I pulled it in the first place. During last winter I was having problems with it not wanting to turn on when it was god awful cold, apparently it just won't turn on at all anymore.

Now I need to pull the 12v PS out, put the 120v back in and see if it works then. If not Time to put it back away till I feel like f'ing with it again.

i gota get some better picks of my car for you guys to check out.. that deer did a little number on the hood and shit rofl

Anybody remember the old Phoenix Gold 30 band eq. If so do you remember the model #?

try Phoenixphorum.com alot of old pg fans still hang out there.

I'm there everyday.

I saw your name there. So I take it that you are an old pheonix gold guy?

Meaning products from the early 90's.

Old PG stuff rocks! The shop I work at used to carry all the PG stuff. I've seen pictures of old displays and it just rocks. We had all the old Titanium and limited editions. I was going through pictures of old installs and found an install with 4 15" MB Quarts and a Pheonix Gold Reactor. I with people still spent money on stereos like they did in the 90s.

A shop by my house still has some older PG stuff. They have a M44 & another amp I dont know the model number of I believe it is an M series, it has a 10 year anniversary logo on it.

Might be an MS1000. Monster 4 channel with plexi bottom?

It did have a plexi bottom on it but I dont think it was a four channel. I'd go in there and take pictures of all the older amplifiers they have if I didn't feel weird about it. They might think I'm casing the joint or something.

What about the MPH-6300? I never saw one, but was told they did make 1 just 1.

Someone just bought it in the F&F sale. There is confusion about if it ever worked on it's own. Read something about it powered up just with external power supplies. MSRP of $99k, someone bought it for like $5k as a show piece I think.

Anybody remember the old Phoenix Gold 30 band eq. If so do you remember the model #?

try Phoenixphorum.com alot of old pg fans still hang out there.

I'm there everyday.

I saw your name there. So I take it that you are an old pheonix gold guy?

Meaning products from the early 90's.

Old PG stuff rocks! The shop I work at used to carry all the PG stuff. I've seen pictures of old displays and it just rocks. We had all the old Titanium and limited editions. I was going through pictures of old installs and found an install with 4 15" MB Quarts and a Pheonix Gold Reactor. I with people still spent money on stereos like they did in the 90s.

A shop by my house still has some older PG stuff. They have a M44 & another amp I dont know the model number of I believe it is an M series, it has a 10 year anniversary logo on it.

Might be an MS1000. Monster 4 channel with plexi bottom?

It did have a plexi bottom on it but I dont think it was a four channel. I'd go in there and take pictures of all the older amplifiers they have if I didn't feel weird about it. They might think I'm casing the joint or something.

What about the MPH-6300? I never saw one, but was told they did make 1 just 1.

Someone just bought it in the F&F sale. There is confusion about if it ever worked on it's own. Read something about it powered up just with external power supplies. MSRP of $99k, someone bought it for like $5k as a show piece I think.

5k, did it come with an alternator and eq?

when you type Kool-Aid into Google the second result is the Wikipedia on Jonestown; disturbing...

Looking around the PhoenixPhorum. It's a damn cool website, and I am pretty stoked to see the "rebirth" of Phoenix Gold.

Four police officers were shot and killed Sunday morning in what authorities called a targeted ambush at a coffee house in Washington state, a sheriff's official said.

Officials at the scene told The News Tribune in Tacoma two gunmen burst into the Forza Coffee Co. and shot the four uniformed officers as they were working on their laptop computers, then fled the scene.

Pierce County Sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said investigators believe the officers were targeted, and it was not a robbery.

Troyer tells the newspaper "it was just a flat out ambush."

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5k, did it come with an alternator and eq?

Not sure.

Looking around the PhoenixPhorum. It's a damn cool website, and I am pretty stoked to see the "rebirth" of Phoenix Gold.

I check in daily, there are a few people who bought SSA drivers that are on there. Was totally surprised.

You're done!

done? DONE?? HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

done? DONE?? HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

Done in terms of the house being sealed back up.

Go Vikes!

I'm still drooling over plx's. Wish I could have snatched a 1.4kw mono that was on ebay.de some time ago *sigh*

I will snap so pics tonight. I didnt know you all liked the qsc pron!

I'm still drooling over plx's. Wish I could have snatched a 1.4kw mono that was on ebay.de some time ago *sigh*

I will snap so pics tonight. I didnt know you all liked the qsc pron!

Please do

Off too bed. Drank a little too much tonight.

done? DONE?? HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

Done in terms of the house being sealed back up.

Still needs silicone and trim boards, but all that plus actually paint should be done by the 7th

And then repaint the other two walls of the porch

And then repaint the porch "ceiling"

And then rip out the existing porch lights and exchange for a pair of outdoor ceiling fans

And then patch, etch, and apply some sort of slip resistant cement coating to the slab

And then rip out the paneling in the den

And then rewire up all the outlets in the den and officere

And then insulate the exterior wall in the den and office

And then drywall the den and the exterior wall of the office

And then rip out the ceiling in the den and replace with tongue and groove cedar planks

And then...And then...And then...And then...And then...And then...And then...