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ablogofcourage · 1 month
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ladycharles · 1 month
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New instruments! Lots of fun! Which is your favorite?
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My great grandfather (said to be something of a political dissident) had a Mandolin that was passed on to me but was not in a shape where I could repair it so it's pretty cool to find myself one, the swan really called out to me. I just need to figure out how to use it best!
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daddysothermusic · 3 days
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We got this vintage Rhodes Mark II in on a trade today and I'm in love. I've always wanted one of these.
Extra points if you know the song.
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rayeshistoryhouse · 7 months
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Double virginal
Flemish, c. 1600
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pennanbrae · 25 days
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Recording on the Hammond A-100. It’s like riding a wave playing this thing.
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garden-babes · 10 months
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Is there anyone who specializes in vintage/antique brass instruments who could potentially help me identify a trumpet I found at a thrift store? Message me here and I'll send pics of it. There's no visible brand name on the instrument or the case
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banjofilia · 1 year
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Doug Unger, Custom Electric, Five-String Banjo source: vintage-instruments.com
Another masterpiece from artist, university professor, and instrument builder Doug Unger. This banjo has a 10″ 1890s Fairbanks rim with Electric tone-ring, in black with a beveled edge, marquetry trim, and 28 brackets. The skin head is original to the rim and is decorated with wonderful period doodles. Note especially the dedication “A banjo is like a chicken – you gotta pluck it.” The two-piece figured cherry neck is in the Fairbanks/Cole style with a carved “boat-heel”. The fingerboard is of faux tortoise with engraved modified No.2 Whyte Laydie style inlays and 22 frets. The faux tortoise peghead overlay has an exquisite engraved No.3 style abalone flowerpot inlay. The geared tuners and geared 5th peg tuners have an antiqued finish, and the strings attach with a No Knot tailpiece. The neck has a 2-way adjustable rod (accessed underneath the heel). Scale length is 26″. In all, one of the most appealing and artistically executed banjos we have seen (and it sounds great!).
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1979 Kimball Swinger 700 organ
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thewitchaskew · 1 year
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This bell has attitude
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kidcore-nostalgia · 7 months
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pngpirate · 9 months
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uncleborislovesyou · 2 months
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lonelyrollingstar · 6 months
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The inconceivable power of my imagination has been unleashed by the incredible Texas Instruments TI-99A home computer
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daddysothermusic · 3 days
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Anybody want to loan me $2200?
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beauty-funny-trippy · 4 months
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pennanbrae · 2 months
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Keys on keys 🎹
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