Milestones

Started by 64Guitars, November 09, 2011, 09:45:53 AM

Great total Ken, well done and thank you so much for your continuing support.  Willie
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Boss BR-800

Farrell Jackson

Congratulations Kenneth on the 1000 posts mark!

Farrell
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Tascam DP-32
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Farrell Jackson


Rayon Vert


Test, test, one, two, three.....is this mic on?

bruno

Well done ken - super contributions.
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Boss BR-1600

Redler

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Korg Sound on Sound
Redler & Co   
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Audacity
      
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Boss BR-80
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Boss Micro BR

Greeny


Redler

Congrats on hitting 10 000 posts, Tim! You're a big talent and important piece of the community!
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Korg Sound on Sound
Redler & Co   
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Audacity
      
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Boss BR-80
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Boss Micro BR

StephenM

Dammit man 10k?  that is awesome...and as great a songwriter musician as you are...you take the time to listen to others and comment...this site was no where near as interesting when you were missing those few months (I realize I have only been on here less than a year)....
 
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Boss BR-1600
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pjd1

10 k is a lot !!! well done Ken
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Boss BR-800
 
Cheers
Happiness is a warm ES 335, Boss BR800, Tascam dp 24 , Boss Micro , Fender Strat 70s original, Line 6 classical modeling guitar, yamaha ps 125 keyboard. Hohner Bass guitar.

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Tascam DP-24
 
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64Guitars

Congratulations
Greeny
10,000 posts




Our newest Legend!
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Zoom R20
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Boss BR-864
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Ardour
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Audacity
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Bitwig 8-Track
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Oldrottenhead

About bloody time me old china!
whit goes oan in ma heid



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