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What more do you want to know, its blood type and inseam?Come on more info
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It's 205BHP, 430Nm torque from 1200rpm to 3200rpm in standard trimCome on more info
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Ooh. That's purty. A proper Australian 'ute'.
Must've been an import..?
Must've been an import..?
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You is teasing me!
Come on, we need more photos!
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Here is one more, I'm actually working away right now so I havent even seen the truck since I got it, and wont get to play with it for another 12 days!
As they say in football commentaries "The boy done good".
That’s a hell of a deal.
I rang my steel supplier for a price on an inch thick sheet a few weeks ago and had a small heart attack.
How much did they quote and ile shick you with how much i paid
Haha
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Couple of new toys.
Nice analog emulation. Sounds very nice and will replace an old favorite I've been using since the late 90s.
A bargain on offer. Instead of £150 was 12 quid. Couldn't resist.
The next one is free atm.
May be suffering from hardware envy. I'd love to build a modular setup at home but space and costs will escalate.
Need to read the manual. Presets sound nice though.
If anyone fancies a play it's free and has a standalone wrapper so no vst capable DAW required
https://www.pluginboutique.com/products/5594-Voltage-Nucleus-FREE
Nice analog emulation. Sounds very nice and will replace an old favorite I've been using since the late 90s.
A bargain on offer. Instead of £150 was 12 quid. Couldn't resist.
The next one is free atm.
May be suffering from hardware envy. I'd love to build a modular setup at home but space and costs will escalate.
Need to read the manual. Presets sound nice though.
If anyone fancies a play it's free and has a standalone wrapper so no vst capable DAW required
https://www.pluginboutique.com/products/5594-Voltage-Nucleus-FREE
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I’m gonna have to visit for a demo
Looks very interesting but way way above anything I’ll understand
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Looking forward to sussing it out
Plenty of videos on YouTube to get you going.
Couple of nice sine waves wired through your subs and the walls will start shaking.
Il learn something from this one too
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Now that sounds like a plan.
I can measure the resonant frequency of the barn. Can you make something to match this number?
If so this will act like a natural amplifier and give a serious amount of output.
Used to do this in the cars years ago
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Can hit any frequency you want.
Linked the wrong video earlier.
He explains it well here. Bit random to start.
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Ok, I’ll get the sound level meter from work and have a measure.
Play white noise thro full range speakers with no eq.
Measure sound with 1/3 octave band noise meter. We have top end kit
White noise is flat, so any blip identified is the reasonant freq. dead simple
