is that a motorola Vr? So your an earring man thenQuote:
Originally Posted by awkwardbydesign
is that a motorola Vr? So your an earring man thenQuote:
Originally Posted by awkwardbydesign
Either that or cock ring... Depends on which day it is! :eyebrows: ;)
Marco.
Never had the desire for one tbh, or for that matter a tattoo which seems to be becoming an epidemic now.:doh:
I'm with you on that Grant. No bodily embellishments whatsoever. I don't even wear a watch or rings.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
As for tattoos, well a lady I know has a heck of a lot. Nice girl despite. I wonder how many will regret it in years to come though.
Lol, like me I rarely wear a ring now or a watch bar one of my pocket watches; dunno if that counts ;) ....as for regretting, then most folk do eventually. I sincerley hope the NHS, if its still going, doesnt see itself as a free remover of these things. Dont get me wrong, I dont mind particularly a tatto in an obscure place, but this "Blootering the body" with them is very odd to an old yin like me :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
A carefully chosen tattoo, the design/significance of which is personal to you in some way (not just vandalising your body for the sake of it), can look quite cool. However, to be totally covered in them, for me, is just gross - especially when girls do it! :spew:
It just isn't feminine, and I hate butch women....
Marco.
I was talking to a lady yesterday who was paying to get a small tattoo removed by laser She told me that it was very painful , she will need 5 sessions at £50 per session and it will likely leave a scar . She said that she was a '' different person ' from the one who got the tattoo :rolleyes:
A tattoo is for life, not just Christmas. :lol:
Anyway, enough of this daftness, let's get back on topic...
That stuff, for me, is too thin for what we want. Have a look: https://vimeo.com/40654120Quote:
Originally Posted by r100
Conductor size matters, too! It's not all just about low-capacitance... ;)
In that respect, if we're examining 'professional' cables, I think that guitar cable is more suitable than microphone cable, for producing high-quality audio interconnects. Belden 1800F is ideal, and I suspect once fitted with MS Audio plugs, will be a worthy challenger to the Klotz MC5000.
Marco.
What lead you to that conclusion?
I think that for RCA interconnects, a Coax based cable (such as the Belden 1694A) will be hard to beat.
My longest interconnects are balanced, so Microphone cable is ideal.