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Hope the poor kid got over his thyroid issues.
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Did not even notice that, India still has a big goiter problem, they just recently started a huge campaign to get the salt producers to iodize their salt and to educate the public on iodine deficiency, it has apparently been working.
Logic gates based on billiard-ball computer designs have also been made to operate using live soldier crabs of the species Mictyris guinotae in place of the billiard balls.
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UlricvonCatalyst wrote: ↑Fri Aug 31, 2018 7:23 amI was alluding to the fact that Fenton-Weill were furniture makers who took a have-a-go attitude to making guitars, in much the same way as I imagine the Indian guitar shop luthier(s) you mentioned did.
Aha- Fenton Weill weren't furniture makers, they started out making amps then got into guitars. They (and Vox, and Burns and perhaps Watkins too) did get the rough body shapes manufactured by furniture makers though, which might be what you're thinking of?.
I'm a huge Fenton Weill nerd
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I see. When you get to my age your ability to remember stuff you learned after the age of 7 will probably be sketchy too....mgeek wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:08 amUlricvonCatalyst wrote: ↑Fri Aug 31, 2018 7:23 amI was alluding to the fact that Fenton-Weill were furniture makers who took a have-a-go attitude to making guitars, in much the same way as I imagine the Indian guitar shop luthier(s) you mentioned did.
Aha- Fenton Weill weren't furniture makers, they started out making amps then got into guitars. They (and Vox, and Burns and perhaps Watkins too) did get the rough body shapes manufactured by furniture makers though, which might be what you're thinking of?.
I'm a huge Fenton Weill nerd
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UlricvonCatalyst wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:21 amI see. When you get to my age your ability to remember stuff you learned after the age of 7 will probably be sketchy too....mgeek wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:08 amUlricvonCatalyst wrote: ↑Fri Aug 31, 2018 7:23 amI was alluding to the fact that Fenton-Weill were furniture makers who took a have-a-go attitude to making guitars, in much the same way as I imagine the Indian guitar shop luthier(s) you mentioned did.
Aha- Fenton Weill weren't furniture makers, they started out making amps then got into guitars. They (and Vox, and Burns and perhaps Watkins too) did get the rough body shapes manufactured by furniture makers though, which might be what you're thinking of?.
I'm a huge Fenton Weill nerd
Oh don't worry, the part of my brain where I retain useful day to day information is entirely filled with things like 'where obscure UK guitar makers sourced their wood from'