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Location: Upper Left USA | At first I'm thinking "Don't tell anyone else" but we know we all have our radar set for jewels like this!
Gentlemen, start your engines!
Deacon 12 on Ebay
Hot tip: The winner is the one that bids the highest! |
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Location: SoCal | T28, Are you getting this one for me? |
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Location: SoCal | I see that Stephen and I have bids...hmmmm |
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Location: SoCal | you guys consider $600 a bid? |
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Location: SoCal | nope, just to "mark" it...?? $1,400-1,800 ??
might look good with a cork background? |
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Location: SoCal | $600 :rolleyes:
Woody bet me that much saying you would be the first to bid and then T28.
I went with T28 bidding first and then you.
Well Woody, you win this one.
Should I send cash or will you take that 1537 I screwed up when I tried sanding the gloss off the neck? :confused: |
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Location: Tennessee | I'm rooting for $2500 ... but then again I'm just an interested bystander, not the price police. |
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Location: NJ | There's always something about Timing&Money that comes between me and one o' these . . .
. . I just spent over $2K last night on a new PC.
oh, well.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Besides the fact that this one is Lovely, I am thinking that there are at least 5 OFC'ers that have expressed an interest in this Vintage Collectible and Rare Ebay offering.
Sarcasm aside, they don't grow on trees and I finally have a model (ish) that is showing some appreciation for a change.
Like I said, the winner is the one that bids the highest and this looks to be a worthy prize.
Beware! Once you feel the Deacon body with 12 strings you will be changed for life! |
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Location: closely held secret | Cliff! Decide to embark on a home studio adventure? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Actually, I think Tony and I were just throwing out the first salvos to make it look respectable early. I already have a mint Deacon 12 and a near mint Preacher 12.
Noah, if I get it for my high bid, it is yours! |
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Location: NJ | Design workstation for home (and hopefully to just do some rudimentary recording). Jeanette's machine at home is all the way up on the 2nd floor "office" and is a bit too . . . basic.
This one'll go down in my MusicRoom/dungeon and is a bit bigger/faster, etc. . . |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by cliff:
This one'll go down in my MusicRoom/dungeon and is a bit bigger/faster, etc. . . For $2K+ I should hope so. Get the right software and you'll be filling it up with tracks in no time. :D |
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Location: NJ | Dell Dimension XPS Gen4
Pentium 4 (3.2GHz)
1Gig of Memory
160Gig HardDrive (eventually throw a 2nd one in) |
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Location: closely held secret | That's a nice machine. Did you go with a PCI express video card or the onboard? |
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Location: NJ | PCIxprss |
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Location: closely held secret | Good. I usually build my own machines (less expensive, choose my own components), but I realize not everyone's into that. We use Dells pretty much exclusively at work, and they've proven to be pretty reliable. I've heard good things about that model. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by cliff:
Dell Dimension XPS Gen4
I thought you artsy-fartsy guys all used macs? |
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Location: NJ | ". . build my own machines (less expensive, choose my own components) . ."
- No time.
I woulda' thrown a bunch more into this, but I ran outta' money (hate when that happens . . .)
No access to eBay here . . .
. . what's that Deac12 up to so far?
Macs:
"Computers for the Hard of Thinking"
(AutoCAD doesn't run on Mac) |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by Standingovation:
Originally posted by cliff:
Dell Dimension XPS Gen4
I thought you artsy-fartsy guys all used macs?
Cliff - $760 |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Ok, I'm jumping in the mix on this. I really need to replace the one I reluctantly sold. I missed it from the time it got into the box to be shipped. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Good luck Miles...keep it in the family! |
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| know what you mean miles..... next 1758 that pops up when I have the available funds is mine..
been kicking myself for over 2 months now.
The new PD is a great pacifier tho.
just got the new knobs from jon b.
Stephen is holding the preacher 12 for me till after hurricane season this year, if we fare well will be my christmas present.
God Bless,
Glenn |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Glenn,
Plugged in and played it last night for about an hour. Perfect tuning!
Mr. Tamborine Man sounded fantastic! |
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| Tease!!... :p
I'm sure it sounded AWESOME!!
Glenn |
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Deacon 12 for grabs.
