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losthighway wrote: Mon Nov 14, 2022 6:07 pm
Nate Dort wrote: Mon Nov 14, 2022 1:30 pm Just grabbed a Neumann TLM103 from CL for $350. Guy said he used it once for a project and now he needs the money for holiday shopping. I believe him. Looks brand new, with the original wood case, mount, and paperwork.
Cool. Please share your impressions once you've put it to work.

Holy shit I just realized what a deal that is. You could double your money on Reverb in like ten seconds.
Yeah, we don't have a "CL bragging thread" on board 2.0, so this was the closest.

TLM103s are pretty polarizing (pun intended, I guess) from what I'm reading. People either love 'em or hate 'em. I used a spaced pair about 17 years ago as drum overheads and they were fine. They're pretty bright, from what I recall, but not in that cheap chinese K-67 capsule harsh way. I guess people like them on acoustic guitar?

I don't know where I'm going to use it where I wouldn't use one of my vintage 414s, but I couldn't pass up the deal. Maybe out in front of a kit when I'm using the 414s as OHs.

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Whoops, bought another bike. '77 BMW R100S

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Couldn't pass it up, was priced well below market. Needs a little bit of wrenching (leaking left carb), but I'm pretty sure I could turn around and flip it for double what I paid as-is. It was at the dealer about 1.5 miles down the road, so that made the decision easier. Probably wouldn't have messed with it if it was further away, especially in this cold weather.
PO apparently bought it new when he was stationed in Germany, rode it around Europe and Russia for a while, then imported it back to the US. Now he's in his 80s and hasn't ridden it in years, so he sold it to the dealer. No idea how many times the odometer has rolled over (shows 93k miles right now, probably at least twice judging on the wear), but it runs like a top. I have a '84 BMW R80 already, so I know these bikes well, though this one is set up a lot different than mine.

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Nate Dort wrote: Mon Nov 21, 2022 5:20 pm Whoops, bought another bike. '77 BMW R100S

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Couldn't pass it up, was priced well below market. Needs a little bit of wrenching (leaking left carb), but I'm pretty sure I could turn around and flip it for double what I paid as-is. It was at the dealer about 1.5 miles down the road, so that made the decision easier. Probably wouldn't have messed with it if it was further away, especially in this cold weather.
PO apparently bought it new when he was stationed in Germany, rode it around Europe and Russia for a while, then imported it back to the US. Now he's in his 80s and hasn't ridden it in years, so he sold it to the dealer. No idea how many times the odometer has rolled over (shows 93k miles right now, probably at least twice judging on the wear), but it runs like a top. I have a '84 BMW R80 already, so I know these bikes well, though this one is set up a lot different than mine.
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A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Wed Nov 23, 2022 1:17 pm Ideally I would have been able to afford ahead of this current exile, but once I'm able to I'll pick up an SP404 Mk II - seems like the ideal hardware for my primitivism.
Immediately have a vision of you rocking side to side singing “Pocket Calculator” whist playing with this thing. Solid acquisition : )
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