+100 absolutely. I'm really excited to start my next two Tuba 30's. I was hoping last week, but that didn't happen, so maybe today I can at least start something. Good luck man!hilo4noff wrote:Right on! I know the feeling brother.
Woooooooooooohoooooooooooooooooooooo!
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Donny Collins
Built:
Two 18" Tuba 30's 3012 LF
Two 26" Tuba 30's Lab 12
Two OmniTop 12's DL 2512 (Melded Array)
Presonus Studio One DAW
Harrison Consoles MixBus 32C DAW
Built:
Two 18" Tuba 30's 3012 LF
Two 26" Tuba 30's Lab 12
Two OmniTop 12's DL 2512 (Melded Array)
Presonus Studio One DAW
Harrison Consoles MixBus 32C DAW
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LelandCrooks
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Re: Woooooooooooohoooooooooooooooooooooo!
Wow, those boxes are trashed. Surprised nothing's broken.
If it's too loud, you're even older than me! Like me.
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bassmonster
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Re: Woooooooooooohoooooooooooooooooooooo!
+1 Sometimes it seems like shipping people just drop-kick the boxes into the truck and planes.LelandCrooks wrote:Wow, those boxes are trashed. Surprised nothing's broken.
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UROK
Re: Woooooooooooohoooooooooooooooooooooo!
I reckon most of it happened this end as the packages were opened, sealed, and re-opened for customs inspections as each stage of the paperwork was completed. They arrived Beijing via Anchorage in less than 4 days from your despatch. Since then they haven't travelled far at all. Just been ripped open and resealed several times.LelandCrooks wrote:Wow, those boxes are trashed. Surprised nothing's broken.
There is some damage, for example the ends of a couple of the PL tubes have been busted up a bit but it's all cosmetic far as I can make out. The templates being down the sides and the steel recessed handles being on the bottom protected the heavier parcel, no doubt.
Thanks for the careful packing. I have done my fair share of vacation warehouse jobs. I know fine packing when I see it!
And I appreciate the care.
Thank you very much!Will test piezos (obviously). Xovers looked ok on first inspection.
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maybe a Baltic Birch and PL box is due for the next oversea shipment LOLLelandCrooks wrote:Wow, those boxes are trashed. Surprised nothing's broken.
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SirNickity
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Re: Woooooooooooohoooooooooooooooooooooo!
That method of shipping would never work for me. I have a strict process:
1) Fret for five days on what I need to order.
2) Add a gazillion items to my cart.
3) Wince at size and cost of order, but hit 'submit'.
4) Immediately remember exactly one $2 item I forgot to add.
1) Fret for five days on what I need to order.
2) Add a gazillion items to my cart.
3) Wince at size and cost of order, but hit 'submit'.
4) Immediately remember exactly one $2 item I forgot to add.
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UROK
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SirNickity wrote:That method of shipping would never work for me. I have a strict process:
1) Fret for five days on what I need to order.
2) Add a gazillion items to my cart.
3) Wince at size and cost of order, but hit 'submit'.
4) Immediately remember exactly one $2 item I forgot to add.
You forgot the most important factor: Leland!
He's been putting up with my dithering and changes of plans for around 2 years!
These packages were the result of a long and very lax process!
