FS: Bob Dunn: Master of the Electric Steel Guitar

[AllenLowe]

Origin Jazz Library. Used, like new.

$20 plus shipping. My paypal is alowe5@maine.rr.com

first class shipping USA: $4.00

to Europe, $10 (it's a fairly large box)

[Neal Pomea]

Snagged it. Thanks Allen!

[Big Beat Steve]

Boy, must you have been disappointed with Bob Dunn's soloing in that box, Allen.

FWIW I'll hang on to mine (and you still have my thanks for making me aware of that box in that earlier thread).

Edited October 27, 2012 by Big Beat Steve

[AllenLowe]

it is sold -

[jazztrain]

Just be careful removing the cds to play them. The prongs are particularly strong, and I ended up snapping disc 1 while trying to get it out. Only time that's ever happened to me.

Snagged it. Thanks Allen!

[Big Beat Steve]

Just be careful removing the cds to play them. The prongs are particularly strong, and I ended up snapping disc 1 while trying to get it out. Only time that's ever happened to me.

I've had this problem too and had to remind myself to be extra careful indeed. I've found removal became easier over time once you'd removed the CDs several times by pressing really dead center on the prongs before even trying to lift the CD.

However, I've found CDs to be uncommonly tight on pretty strong prongs on several recent CDs I've bought. Could this be a widespread phenomenon with digipacks?

Edited October 27, 2012 by Big Beat Steve

[mjzee]

Just be careful removing the cds to play them. The prongs are particularly strong, and I ended up snapping disc 1 while trying to get it out. Only time that's ever happened to me.

I've had this problem too and had to remind myself to be extra careful indeed. I've found removal became easier over time once you'd removed the CDs several times by pressing really dead center on the prongs before even trying to lift the CD.

However, I've found CDs to be uncommonly tight on pretty strong prongs on several recent CDs I've bought. Could this be a widespread phenomenon with digipacks?

I've noticed this too; very annoying.

[JSngry]

It's because the sound is fatter.