12Lbs. Solid, no cavities, no hollow cavities. So the tone is unreal.

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It ruined my day, week, month and year. Fck!

@npetersmusic.bsky.social , You remind me of my wife. Let me explain. She has a Masters in Musicology. One of her instrument specialties was the traditional Javanese gamelan. She studied piano on a full scholarship based on a cassette tape she sent a professor from her original home in Malaysia. 🎶

A Ring alarm motion detector is nestled in the neck pocket that notifies me via cell phone AND calls the local police letting them know I am being robbed, if anyone comes within 15 feet of it while I am not present.😂 It's one of my treasures. I have these motion detectors all over the house. LOL! 🎸🎵

OK, not every dish was awesome. This one reared it's ugly head every year. 😂 But I still ate it with a huge smile on my face! 😀 Not sure where it came from in her past, but it screamed to me that... 'I'm home' every year.

And the gold-wear was handed down from my grandmother/grandfather. 😀🦃🍽️❤️🤍💙🍾

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I knew you meant 2000's. LOL! But it was great hardware back then no matter what.

I've messed with this a lot. But I am still an armature in my works.

Guitar, Mandolin and I try to play the banjo. 😀

Before we built some really nice recording rooms.

😀 I did too! This is one of four Peavey 3020 HT 4-way sound system PA speakers we had, powered by 4 Peavey CS800 amps and several rack mount support devices. It's like 4 feet tall. Took two people to move. Clear, crisp, powerful. These were solid. About 200Lbs each. Dimensions: ~48" × 30" × 24"

The Butcher is a USA-made, 100-watt, all-tube amplifier, often seen as a Marshall JCM800 alternative. It featured two channels (Clean/Crunch), 5x 12AX7 preamp tubes, 4x EL34 power tubes, with plenty of headroom. The current models are still descent but the vintage one's from the 80's rock.