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Varnish connoisseurs
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Rossyra
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Pete
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
I like how all the mags at the time said it was great just goes to show how much those guys get paid to say all that stuff.
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thegreathopper
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Picked up a Saturn today, long time since I have played a cd at home, it’s lovely.
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Pete
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
What's it sitting on a pirates chest ?
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thegreathopper
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Haha it’s my chest full of Arcade posters, some would say treasure.
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Way off topic, but what have you got? Originals? Fancy showing your favourites off in the Gallery forum?thegreathopper wrote: May 12th, 2023, 9:30 pm Haha it’s my chest full of Arcade posters, some would say treasure.
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thegreathopper
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
I only have originals, mostly going to be Neo Geo and some Capcom stuff.
I am not really a gallery person, my faves are framed KOF’s and Samurai Shodowns.
I am not really a gallery person, my faves are framed KOF’s and Samurai Shodowns.
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SuperPang
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
The depressing part is not that there's a company making those, it's that there's a market for them.
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geotrig
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
And I was having conniption s about spend6 15 quid on 10 slow blow fuses recently
<trk>:I remember catching a big fat one and my friend said "throw it back in, that one already tastes like wood"
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Pete
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
I guess if your middle name is Starr anything is possible.
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nem
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Hifi fuses, wow. Top marks to whoever thought of that.
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TheRedKnight
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TheRedKnight
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Seriously thinking abut getting rid of my PS-Q7 and getting a fancy Discman. The PS-Q7 is incredibly small for a turntable, but with a record in it it's still too big to have on my computer desk with everything else. Also, headphone jack in the front is annoying.
Emulation's nice when done well
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Pete
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
After looking around trying to find a decent cabinet to store my HiFi stuff in keep out of reach of grubby fingers without success I just got a custom 5mm thick piece of acrylic cut:
Had this a few months now & it works quite well & is held on with Velcro for easy removal.
Had this a few months now & it works quite well & is held on with Velcro for easy removal.
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TheRedKnight
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
Another solution would've been to cut those grubby fingers instead.Pete wrote: January 3rd, 2024, 3:07 pm After looking around trying to find a decent cabinet to store my HiFi stuff in keep out of reach of grubby fingers without success I just got a custom 5mm thick piece of acrylic cut:
Emulation's nice when done well
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emphatic
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thegreathopper
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Re: Varnish connoisseurs
I watched this, but as soon as I saw Diana Krawl mentioned I stopped listening and put some music on instead.
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