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Don't forget the braces.....

Nice! What wood did u use? Auruco?

Yes. Nice to work with, didn' warp too bad before use. Its a little soft so you have to be careful you dont bang into things real hard.

loudsubz wrote:Yes. Nice to work with, didn' warp too bad before use. Its a little soft so you have to be careful you dont bang into things real hard.

I would trade soft for weight anyday. If you run into things with it then you shouldn't be in the business. Clumsiness and pro audio don't mix.

DJ Higgumz wrote: If you run into things with it then you shouldn't be in the business. Clumsiness and pro audio don't mix.

Sorry DJ, but I call on that one......

This isn't the floral business....no matter how you try, gear gets beat up if it gets used. That's why we put corners and feet on cabs, put our gear in racks, and try to make it as bullet-proof as possible. It's because we know it's gonna' get whacked around, no matter how hard you try to keep it nice.

It's not an issue of clumsiness, it's just what happens when you are in a work environment.

But, I would trade my age-gained wisdom for your youth any day.

Bruce Weldy wrote:
This isn't the floral business....no matter how you try, gear gets beat up if it gets used. That's why we put corners and feet on cabs, put our gear in racks, and try to make it as bullet-proof as possible. It's because we know it's gonna' get whacked around, no matter how hard you try to keep it nice.

It's not an issue of clumsiness, it's just what happens when you are in a work environment.

But, I would trade my age-gained wisdom for your youth any day.

I was half joking, with my t39 I hit door handles all the time, but philosifetically speaking fix the problem at it's root, take the extra five minutes to treat your gear with care!

Aw come on, tell us a good story.

I'm glad my post has provided a grounds for a good debate on gear care

loudsubz wrote:I'm glad my post has provided a grounds for a good debate on gear care

Haha side tracking at it's finest