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Re: Multi-language manuals
And you can buy official Garrettendi anoraks from his website www.sadmanualreader.co.uk :D
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Re: Multi-language manuals
Same here. mate. In my case I have to have a fighting chance when I'm mentoring, so it pays to keep a collection of the stuff I've encountered over the years. TBH I literally have hundreds of manuals. It's surprising how often I have to go back to stuff I thought I'd left behind decades ago!garrettendi wrote:I erm... even have manuals of things I haven't bought or are not interested in anymore. Or things I gave away/sold years ago.
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garrettendi wrote:I have quite the collection of user manuals on my Dropbox. If I'm interested in buying something, I get the manual and read it first. If I have a VST simulation of a real physical product, I'll also download the real product's manual and read that too.
I actually enjoy reading manuals more than magazines or books!
I erm... even have manuals of things I haven't bought or are not interested in anymore. Or things I gave away/sold years ago.
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:oops: me too :oops:
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I like manuals too, after I’ve gotten as far as I can by feel with a piece of gear. Sometimes I’ll sell a piece of gear. I’ll still have the manual, and, the original box it came in. How sad is that? Although I do take good care of my gear. I like clean gear. It almost feels new.
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Hugh Robjohns wrote:What? :wtf: You mean you actually read the manuals? :o :lolno:
How else would you know that you shouldn't use your toaster in the bath?
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That’s a sure fire way to get soggy toast.
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Re: Multi-language manuals
Then again, everyone should know how to boil toast.
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at least the paper SOS mag is damp tolerant :)
Never use the device under damp conditions such as in bathrooms, washrooms or around indoor swimming pools
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at least the paper SOS mag is damp tolerant :)
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