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plug coming out of headunit to speakers is cut in half so there is room for the blue plug from the aux adapter to plug in
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Cockpit. I wanted to get a specific shot today but sure enough conditions were still a little too cold for my taste. I'll end up redoing one of these later, I had the dog as an option for doing it when she jumps up on the steering wheel but I couldn't get far enough back.
Consumer mobile electronics create a sound, moving experience.
EVOK Advertising created an eye-catching print campaign that featured all the top mobile electronics products that Dual Electronics offers. To say that all the features were displayed in a unique way would be an understatement. The ad, in two, simple words, was loud and moving. To sum it up in three, succinct words, “Dig it all” was the headline and body copy that, well, said it all!
The color palette screams mobile audio, while the character says, let’s get a move on. This print campaign literally stands out from the clutter and creates a multi-product ad that jumps off the page and compels the reader to learn more.
Bottom of a 2005 WRX head unit main PCB.
I didn't take this! My very talented wife has a handy studio setup for taking product shots like this, and since I'm incredibly lazy, I deferred to her. :) She's over at muddybootsphotography.blogspot.com/ if you're curious about her work.
The new brakelight camera for Peugeot Expert, Citroën Jumpy or Toyota Proace is now available.
Please visit or website or contact me by email: sales@carvision.nl
Derde remlicht camera voor de Peugeot Expert, Citroën Jumpy of Toyota Proace is nu leverbaar.
Voor vragen kunt u mij contacteren per email sales@carvision.nl
Pry off the map light lens, remove two screws under the light bulbs, then remove a third screw in the rear sunglass compartment. Then it falls on your head.
What this thing really is continues to be debated by misc collectors/experts online. Might not be a National despite having the decal. Who knows... :) It has the neck, headunit, and body of a dobro, the resonating cover of a dobro, and the same sort of pickup/inside bits as were used in a 1930's prototype electric dobro bass tenor, stamped around 25 numbers off of my father's model. Sound sample on YouTube.
Photo after the strings were taken off, and the mishap with the tailpiece behind us.
My father's possible 1930s resonating mandolin from National Reso-Phonic, restrung and in the first stages of cleaning. It has a wonderful sound. Especially when it is hooked up to an amp.