(08-31-2022 10:37 PM)johnb Wrote: (08-31-2022 11:03 AM)BillBee Wrote: I hear you John.
I've been playing guitar since the early 80's and still have most of my gear. Some has appreciated to the point of not being used at practice/gigs. That can be dangerous. Ironically, I have a hard time thinking of the stuff as vintage.
Whups. Don't get me going down the "antique musical instruments" discussion thread.
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BTW, know the definition of a GOOD friend? One who, when one's wife says "you can keep the piano but that organ is too obnoxiously large," says to his friend, "hey, John, you can keep it in the music room in my house and play alongside my brother-in-law on his Steinway!"
(08-31-2022 11:03 AM)BillBee Wrote: A lot of my calcs I use on rotation. Currently at work - 28s, 35s and 48g. Usually there is a 41 but there are some sticky fingered people so those go home at night. 
Nice set! I keep my 48g upstairs and my 28s downstairs; always have an RPL machine handy in case I need one.
Funny, but even though the 35s is probably the most generally practical of my non-graphing workhorses, I find I use the 32sII almost as often (I just like the layout). I tend to carry the 11c when I need one with me because it's the most portable, but sometimes I just enjoy it more than either the 35 or the 32sII just because it's cool. Same with the 41cx: it's just cool.
BTW, you might be an HP calculator fanatic if.... you have a SECOND HP-32sII, old and beat-up but otherwise fully functional, designated as the "Camper's Emergency Calculator."
But I digress...
An old 32sII (that was actually chewed on by a dog - teeth marks all over) is in the truck to kill time when the wife is shopping.
To pay for college my 2nd job was on a carpet crew. We had to move a few of those beasts of yours and it was always a bad time to be the young guy.
-Bill
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