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jimhelm 01-03-2013 09:48 AM

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My dad had something similar when I was a kid...

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I can't wait until he visits. I'm gonna make him play it.

Pete Zicato 01-03-2013 09:53 AM

Why Jim, what a huge organ you have! :D

I never played. But I took piano lessons at a Wurlitzer place as a kid.

That looks like a nice one. It has lots of stops. Each stop controls a single voice that the organ knows how to make.

On electric organs like yours, they are the colored levers. In the big church organs they are knobs. Push them in to stop the sound (hence the name). Pull them out allow that voice to play. If you had all the stops out, the organ would be set to go as loud as it could go. This is what it means to "Pull out all the stops."

limey 01-03-2013 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by jimhelm (Post 846237)
My dad had something similar when I was a kid...

Attachment 42334

I can't wait until he visits. I'm gonna make him play it.

Is that you in the pic?


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jimhelm 01-03-2013 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Pete Zicato (Post 846238)
Why Jim, what a huge organ you have! :D

I never played. But I took piano lessons at a Wurlitzer place as a kid.

That looks like a nice one. It has lots of stops. Each stop controls a single voice that the organ knows how to make.

On electric organs like yours, they are the colored levers. In the big church organs they are knobs. Push them in to stop the sound (hence the name). Pull them out allow that voice to play. If you had all the stops out, the organ would be set to go as loud as it could go. This is what it means to "Pull out all the stops."

I find this post helpful. Thanks! I had it figured backwards.

Yes, limey...thats me.

limey 01-03-2013 10:48 AM

Cute! Meanwhile, I am the proud owner of an American Organ ...


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DanaC 01-03-2013 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete Zicato (Post 846238)
If you had all the stops out, the organ would be set to go as loud as it could go. This is what it means to "Pull out all the stops."

This is why I love the Cellar.

classicman 01-04-2013 11:02 PM

Jim ... I have your housewarming gift here somewhere, but I'm sure as hell not mailing it... ifyaknowwhatImean.

jimhelm 01-04-2013 11:57 PM

Dude. stop over on sunday. It will be my first full day here with the kids and amanda. We're gonna be unpacking and what not all day. I'm gonna do a video tour...you can be in it!

Glinda 01-05-2013 12:00 AM

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Originally Posted by jimhelm (Post 842488)
Merchantville. Haddonfield is 15 minutes away. This place is 1/4 mile west of the Chery Hill Mall.

Yes, shaw, the living room is in front on the right. Theres a big working fireplace in that room.

I just realized that there was no dish washer.... meh

Yeah, I can't wait to get altituded and sit on that porch and strum my guitar.

Yay!

Holy crap the world is a tiny place. I spent an awful winter in Haddonfield once. The only saving grace was the little bar just over *there* in Cherry Hill.

Nice place Jim!

jimhelm 01-05-2013 12:15 AM

This morning, I went and bought a used washer dryer set for $325. Nice refurbished Maytags....they even match!

When I installed the washer, I realized that the plumber who put the new water supply lines in put in two cold water supplies. Doh! He will be out tomorrow to fix that and a slight leak on the cold water knob. The dryer came with the wrong kind of power cord, so that went on the growing list of things I need.

Then I went and collected my woodworking tools from where I built that deck. My new drill was missing, but Bruce has since located it. He was using it at one of his stores.

Then I had to go home(moms), drop off the van and borrow moms car so I could pick the kids up...went to Lowes for the dryer cord.....Back to moms, then amanda brought pizza over and we ate it.

Then I finished packing up my room, and loading the van with that stuff and the tools I had in her barn and shed.... Sat down for maybe 15 minutes, watched the closing scenes of Hunger games, and it was time to take the kids home again (10:30)

Amanda took them home, and I drove my ass back to NJ and unloaded the van. I'm fucking pooped. Yeungling time.

zippyt 01-05-2013 09:26 AM

Moveing SUCKS !!!!

jimhelm 01-05-2013 10:14 AM

It usually is the worst thing evar.... but this time... there was no rush... plus I had help most of the time... It really wasn't that bad! two full days of it, and now I't just getting it all set up, which is fun....

also I'm totally excited about having my own digs.

footfootfoot 01-05-2013 11:54 AM

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Sweeet !!!
Whats her Name ??

Naughty Zip. Bad Zip. No Beer.

footfootfoot 01-05-2013 11:59 AM

Cool Jim. I may have to make a road trip. It sounds like a slice of heaven, not to mention a beautiful gal who delivers pizza! Holy shit, does it get better than that?

Undertoad 01-05-2013 06:33 PM

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I'm totally excited about having my own digs
Yeeeeah!!!

Presented unironically, because I always play this in a new place:



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