*Looks at the hoodie he is wearing*
*Checks the calender to make sure that it's June*
*Looks at the comforter on the bed*
*Double checks the calender, yep, still June*
Fucking New England weather, I swear.
*Checks the calender to make sure that it's June*
*Looks at the comforter on the bed*
*Double checks the calender, yep, still June*
Fucking New England weather, I swear.
First, they put these drops into your eyes to numb you up for the cutting. Then, once your numb, the put you into this chair that leans you over until your basically upside down. They tape your eyelashes down so they won't get in the way, then they put this thing in your eye to keep it open and keep you from blinking.
(Best yet, my AC kicked it.. freon leak.. they recharged it + ordered the parts, so it's rocking right now, and they'll
be back out for another $400 repair gig in another week!)
As for the jam pad, heck yeah dude. I've cleaned out the organ some and got it working a bit better (alot of crackle that I'm proving is what I suspected, 30 years of dust on analog contacts.. not good!).. I found a joint that had the owners manual and service manual available, so $35 later, I have both headed my way.. hopefully by this weekend. I really want to get the keys and switches in order, and also service the Leslie (yep, it's got a leslie in it! woot!)
I'm psyched. It's like renting a car that's different than yours, it's so wierd to play, it helps remind you how much fun playing music can be!