Images of items I have purchased.

Jingo... · 29 Dec 2014 at 19:19

Raymond Lin said:
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So much kit, so many quality guitars - how about you show us you giving a blast on some of your kit?

I'd love to see what all those pedals and switches can do, and begin to understand some of their capability not in words, but in music & sound!

G-MAN2004 · 29 Dec 2014 at 19:39

With so many pedals/switches/guitars, I thought he'd be blasting out some mad solos or something. Alas, we're left with a few Taylor Swift songs, i.e., a few chords.

Play something like this (32:10 until 35:40) and I'll marry you:

Buffman · 29 Dec 2014 at 20:11

Bought the mandms to put on my Gingerbread train (xmas present), obviously now it has barely any bits left n all been eaten

-BA- · 29 Dec 2014 at 20:25

Steedie said:
Loved my original AE headphones from Bose and been searching for a replacement I can use at the gym and work, these are brilliant. Love them already. Bargain at the moment too

Had a £10 voucher to use up by 03/01/15 for the site named after a Greek giant. Decided to splurge it on these in the hope that my search will be over for a pair of BT headphones that can connect to two devices at once and work over Skype for my work laptop. Good quality sound is a massive bonus.

I have ordered the Bose ® Carrying Case for QuietComfort ® 15 for them too as people seem to suggest that they fit ok (ideal for me as I travel a lot for work). Some reduced 2nd hand ones for £8.99 on the rainforest.

Clipsey · 29 Dec 2014 at 20:56

Empty to full (60 Liters) for £20

Prices have been dropping daily for months now, it's actually exciting filling up wondering how cheap it will be!

-BA- · 29 Dec 2014 at 21:25

Clipsey said:
Empty to full (60 Liters) for £20

Prices have been dropping daily for months now, it's actually exciting filling up wondering how cheap it will be!

You don't have big signs outside the garage stating the price?

UberTiger · 29 Dec 2014 at 23:33

Clipsey said:
Empty to full (60 Liters) for £20

Prices have been dropping daily for months now, it's actually exciting filling up wondering how cheap it will be!

Surely it must cost you more in petrol than you save heading all the way to the States just to fill up every time? :confused:

Fair enough if it makes you feel like you're getting a good deal though

Phate · 30 Dec 2014 at 08:25

UberTiger said:
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That's quite a tale

I'll have a closer look at the Philips hue stuff and decide. I'm thinking a couple of what you posted could replace my lamps I have in my living room

-BA- · 30 Dec 2014 at 08:45

G-MAN2004 said:
With so many pedals/switches/guitars, I thought he'd be blasting out some mad solos or something. Alas, we're left with a few Taylor Swift songs, i.e., a few chords.

Play something like this (32:10 until 35:40) and I'll marry you:

For a mad solo you won't beat this : )

SDK^ · 30 Dec 2014 at 09:24

Participant said:
Your three year old...riiiight...

Super Marble Run (2013 version). Back up to £15 now unfortunately.

Thanks.
There was a bigger one for £8 so got that, he preferred it as well

UberTiger · 30 Dec 2014 at 10:43

Phate said:
That's quite a tale

I'll have a closer look at the Philips hue stuff and decide. I'm thinking a couple of what you posted could replace my lamps I have in my living room

Yeaaah...I might have got a tad carried away there

I've not tried any of the actual 'bulbs' with normal screw or bayonet fittings.

I do recommend the Aura Glow ones too if you just want to test it out, as they're very good value in comparison. Well, the LED strip light is very good. The GU10 is mediocre. You just don't get the wireless features of the Philips ones, instead just a tacky little plastic remote

Phate · 30 Dec 2014 at 10:48

UberTiger said:
Yeaaah...I might have got a tad carried away there

I've not tried any of the actual 'bulbs' with normal screw or bayonet fittings.

I do recommend the Aura Glow ones too if you just want to test it out, as they're very good value in comparison. Well, the LED strip light is very good. The GU10 is mediocre. You just don't get the wireless features of the Philips ones, instead just a tacky little plastic remote

I'll go for the Philips. My Harmony remote can control them then

I'll keep my eyes pealed for a deal and then nab it. I'm thinking they can replace my two tall Ikea lamps in the living room, so should make things less cluttered, and then go from there.

Now having visions of putting a couple of my bedroom...

No Jake, stop it! STOP

EDIT: Price alert set for £80

Derek W · 30 Dec 2014 at 11:42

I know how everyone likes a nice shiny helmet on these forums

Digital X · 30 Dec 2014 at 11:45

It looks a lot better in person, and by god do they sound good..

Phate · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:15

Derek W said:
I know how everyone likes a nice shiny helmet on these forums

You should spray it purple.

Maybe add a few veins.

Andybtsn · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:34

Thanks to whoever posted the picture! That's why I love this thread

Happy 3 year old!

Raymond Lin · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:37

I want one now too !

Xire · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:41

Andybtsn said:
Thanks to whoever posted the picture! That's why I love this thread

Happy 3 year old!

Pics like this put a smile on my face!

Cute kid.

mrk · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:41

Interior is now 80% complete.

Steering wheel re-trimmed:

Handbrake and gearbox Alcantara gaiters:

UberTiger · 30 Dec 2014 at 12:53

Raymond Lin said:
I want one now too !

Super marble run OcUK meetup down at the Winchester while we wait for this whole ebola thing to blow over?

Phate said:
I'll go for the Philips. My Harmony remote can control them then

I'll keep my eyes pealed for a deal and then nab it. I'm thinking they can replace my two tall Ikea lamps in the living room, so should make things less cluttered, and then go from there.

Now having visions of putting a couple of my bedroom...

No Jake, stop it! STOP

EDIT: Price alert set for £80

Ohhh, never thought about the harmony remote. That's a good idea.

It's a slippery slope.....