The S2800 sounds close enough since it is the same generation of Akai converters, but without the pads and the MPC sequencer it is a totally different way of working.

Even at the full $137 it would be a no-brainer, getting it free with eight cabs is almost silly.

That ten-minute steam window is real, it is gone before you can even describe it properly.

Tuned rods on a Pequegnat mantel clock is such a weird little choice, I can see why that one kept nagging at you.

The May 1944 sale date is the detail that sticks with me, leftover stock finding a buyer three years after the factory closed.

The Linux support alone makes it stand out, most of these free strips never bother with it.

A stray sound becoming the song is a good way to put it, that amp was hanging on by a thread and somehow that made the whole thing work.

Swapping the raw times-a-million vests columns for proper numeric values is a change everyone querying the views will quietly appreciate.

The Denmark-versus-Windsor Legoland comparison says everything about why people bother, the train fares are the real story here.

The brumest picks alone make this compilation worth the scroll, jlufer's hunt post and clareartista's treasure find are solid choices.

Keeping both Ryzen servers running for the public HAF at 298 HBD a day sounds like money well spent for anyone building on HafSQL.

Steelers versus Saints in Paris being a first for France kind of puts the whole overseas push into perspective, the league really is its own economy.

Telling the whole cottage trip in only eight photos is a good challenge, and that deck-over-the-lake moment reads like the centerpiece.

The cached feed rows restoring your reading position is the kind of small fix that makes daily browsing way less annoying.

Nearly three comments per post is a healthy ratio, this community is clearly doing something right.

A kid that happy after two days says more about the school than any inspection report could.

The pensioner heating handouts in the UK were always timed suspiciously well, sounds like the same playbook running in SA ahead of November 4.

The 2024 numbers do the arguing by themselves, 411 seats on a third of the vote next to Reform's five MPs is hard to defend.

The crocheted blue-sky star from @maricrochets is a lovely pick, that one stands out even in a strong @brumest round.