Red_Dragon wrote:
 

 Steely_D wrote:
 

those are pretty cool

that's quite a resume

sounds like he needs to write a book

My brother has been making  hammered dulcimers for quite a while. 

If you're into that sort of thing, here's his website.

Disclaimer: his political views are not my own. He lives in deep rural Louisiana.

That said, he is also the world expert on Siamese Fighting Fish genetics, repairs black wood clarinets, was a sheriff and a professional photographer and a nationally ranked chess player and taught eighth grade science and set type for a church printing press and raised bonsai and got a degree in psychology and intercepted/translated Russian communications during the period that they invaded Afghanistan. He is the prime example of why it's wrong to think that hyper-conservative Trump supporters/Obama haters are "stupid." He single-handedly proves otherwise.

H/T Brandog

 jagdriver wrote: 

I would definitely have a go with a glass or even wooden slide........like Morphine but on a Five.....interesting...

gas tank "bass" from an old ford fairlane 500

 Manbird wrote: 
it depends on whether I repeatedly drop it in there or swirl it around or take a stick and scramble it...
it is sort of a puzzling concept, so I try to make the most of any aural jigsaw piece moment it produces...

 oldviolin wrote: 
Like sort of tapa tapa tapa? Or pokka pokka pokka?

 Manbird wrote: 
it makes ping pong ball in a chicken box noises

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
what do they cost question mark

 oldviolin wrote: 
I've seen people play different sizes and types of boxes before - but what's the ping pong ball do?

I play one of these with a ping pong ball in it-


and 8 or 10 of these (sans contents and label)



and occasionally one of these-

 

plus some other stuff...

radical new keyboard from Hackney, that fountainhead of world-beating technology and bad smells from the sewers.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
really really want

Geetars

This is my cousin's business. He has sold his drums to the likes of Mickey Hart

http://www.b-radpercussion.com/