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A Call For Humor!

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Gravity-dependent tonearms are for amateurs anyway. Professionals use spring loaded ones that also work in zero G environments!

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Posted this before, too (but, again, probably not to this thread ;))... Rek-O-Kut showin' off their dynamically balanced tonearm.


As @Kal Rubinson pointed out -- the platter must have been rigged not to succumb to the effects of gravity, else the poor model would've been at pretty severe risk of a skull fracture. :eek:
 
Posted this before, too (but, again, probably not to this thread ;))... Rek-O-Kut showin' off their dynamically balanced tonearm.


As @Kal Rubinson pointed out -- the platter must have been rigged not to succumb to the effects of gravity, else the poor model would've been at pretty severe risk of a skull fracture. :eek:
And I would also point out that this is an AudioEmpire 398, not a Rek-O-Kut.
 
You can tell that I did my time in the Golden State up north, as opposed to down south. ;)

I'm a California native born in LA; lived in LA, north San Diego county, and the San Francisco Bay area before moving to Florida 15 years ago.

Martin
 
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Uri Geller, eh? There's an unexpected blast from the distant past.

Well, I suppose if anyone would know the intentions of the 3I/ATLAS travelers, it would have to be him. Can't wait to see how these guys accomplish their work here.
Yeah. Thought the same. James Randi should have ended Geller's career for good but it's never been a sane world
 
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