My2Cents
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How do your neighbors enjoy the tone from your Marshall and Fender amps? LOL
Is that a Pentax K1000 I see there?
How do your neighbors enjoy the tone from your Marshall and Fender amps? LOL
No worries.....Elvis Hit it...Uh huhUh huh? Me no comprende.
FTP = File Transfer Protocol.I got it wrong by the way. It isn't If This Then That to access the NAS remotely it's FTP or SFTP. I remember falling at the first hurdle because to set up either of these you have to log into the Seagate Dashboard which I couldn't do as that is web based and on the cloud, a service that they had withdrawn.
I'm no IT wizard someone who is might be able to figure it out.
Thanks I'll give it a go.FTP = File Transfer Protocol.
Ah, you don't Seagate Dashboard. I believe you can just download the FTP software on your desktop/laptop to access your NAS files remotely. FileZilla is free FTP software, below is the link to the site.
It’s an Olympus OM-1 😎How do your neighbors enjoy the tone from your Marshall and Fender amps? LOL
Is that a Pentax K1000 I see there?
Why do we all have these potentially expensive hobbies hi-fi, photography, etc.It’s an Olympus OM-1 😎
Between the hifi & the guitar amps I’m surprised no one has complained. The Marshall is connected to a load box & speaker sim, so I play it through the Adam monitors or headphones. How did you know it’s a fender amp? It’s only a Princeton, so is playable at fairly ok levels with an attenuator.
I could spot a Fender amp. a mile off LOLIt’s an Olympus OM-1 😎
Between the hifi & the guitar amps I’m surprised no one has complained. The Marshall is connected to a load box & speaker sim, so I play it through the Adam monitors or headphones. How did you know it’s a fender amp? It’s only a Princeton, so is playable at fairly ok levels with an attenuator.
Bad cat amps are awesome 🤩I could spot a Fender amp. a mile off LOL
I just purchased a new Bad Cat Cub... only 30 watts but obviously it can still get really loud, however it sounds fabulous mic'd up at low volume for recording too.
I'm shocked, I didn't know you had such excellent taste. Elvis rocks around the clock!No worries.....Elvis Hit it...Uh huh
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It always amazes me how I can wake up with a song in my head that I haven't heard in years. Or be at work and again a song I haven't heard in years pops in my head. I'm there thinking where the hell as my brain dug that up from 😂The answer to this for me used to be: "in the car" on my car stereo.
Since I started to work from home it is now a portable radio, only when I sit down at the weekends do I use the stereo.
Thinking about this a little more I would say that I listen to music more often in my head, I guess you might call them 'ear worms' but if streaming apps could tap into the number of times I hear some tunes in my head they would do rather better out of me than listening to Spotify or Qobuz :0)
Most recently I have had the 1944 tune 'Laura' running through my mind on repeat for weeks! A Youtuber analyzed the tune as sung by Frank Sinatra and it is now well and truly stuck in my head.
I do some times sit down at my keyboard and bash out a few old tunes for my own entertainment but due to my apathy the frequency of this ranks well below my use of the stereo.
I'm shocked, I didn't know you had such excellent taste. Elvis rocks around the clock!
Haha, same here, and not just with music but with other thoughts, too...things you haven't been thinking about in years suddenly come up, yet when you start asking yourself what triggered it, you usually don't have a clue, at least I don't.It always amazes me how I can wake up with a song in my head that I haven't heard in years. Or be at work and again a song I haven't heard in years pops in my head. I'm there thinking where the hell as my brain dug that up from 😂