Recent content by lgherb

The hair dryers your mom and older sisters would sit under:

Console TV/Stero Cabinets.

Congrats!! A happy guitar is a played guitar.

Maybe it's not the glue getting the fretboard dirty?

I like to own physical music media and am not a fan of digital downloads simply because I don't trust that my ownership rights to my music purchases are guaranteed to persist over time. What happens if a server gets corrupted that has any or all of my digital download licenses? Or, what if the...

So sorry, man. Be sure and let your wife know that your family are in our collective hearts and mind during this period of grief.

Yeah, I contacted Brunswick and requested an image from the actual brochure that shows the cutaway construction. I plan on printing it up at Kinkos and putting it in a frame on the wall. I also picked up a Brunswick Gold Crown cue rack earlier this week: This weekend I'll sand off that...

Thank you for restoring my faith in TDPR...only on the 4th page of posts is there a glimmer of appropriate witticism.

My wife and I finally got the basement remodeling project to a point of completion where I hired a billiard company to come out and re-assemble my table. New rubber cushions were put on it (the original rubber bumpers were almost 60 years old and started showing signs of dry rot in some spots)...

August 3, 1978. The Warehouse in New Orleans. The Kinks with an opening act of a relatively unknown group at the time named Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

I buy occasional lottery tickets knowing full well that my $2 is going to (literally) enrich someone else's life.

My daily driver is in my profile pic. I keep waiting for one of these extended warranty calls be willing to extend the warranty on a 36 year old car.

I have an early 1960s Brunswick Gold Crown I that is scheduled to be professionally re-assembled on the 30th of this month. We are finally finishing our basement remodeling project. Can't wait. This is what it looked like when it was last assembled at our previous house over 10 years ago:

I still have my Boston Acoustic A-100s that I bought in the 1980s and a few years ago I picked up a Fisher MT-6224 turntable to play the vinyl collection I have amassed since I was a teenager. (The turntable has no moving motor. Instead it has 120 magnetic poles that push the platter around, so...