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This is a 1961 The Fisher E44 Console. It includes a Garrard turntable, Jensen speakers and separate chassis for the preamplifer/tuner and amplifier.
Benji Reyes (b. 1958)
Hapag Larawan (Six-Drawer Console Table)
ca. 2000
ipil, yakal, and kamagong
32" x 20 1/2" x 96"
(81 cm x 52 cm x 244 cm)
Opening bid: P 30,000
Lot 1501 of the Leon Exchange auction on October 15 to 17, 2021. Please see leonexchange.com and leon-gallery.com for more details.
This is how game consoles looked before my time. The controller was actually on the game console so you were restricted to the box.
Another yard sale find ($10), painted with Rustoleum "Heirloom White". (I found the lamp at the same yard sale for just $5!!)
These are some promo shots for a local band, Console Warriors. Expect to hear a lot more of them very soon, these guys are truly talented.
triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=44032
Bio exert.
Console Warriors are a 3-piece Alt Rock outfit from Adelaide, South Australia. Still in school, Bill Meegan (vocals/guitar) and Fionn Tschanz-Bartleet (drums) formed Console Warriors in mid-2010 and are about to release their first EP. Influences include The Strokes, Radiohead, Bloc Party, The Smiths, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jeff Buckley, Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins...
Check out their first demo track, ‘Ode To Overstreet’ - and look out for the upcoming EP!
The remains of a huge control console covered in gauges and dials... after the scrappers got to it. :(
Almost every console available, including a japanese Sega Saturn and playstation, and these guys were also cool enough to have a "library" of games so that you could swap out with whatever game your heart desired.
Console Pakistano in visita in Loggia incontra l'assessore Marco fenaroli
Brescia 09.12.2021 Ph Christian Penocchio
Zagreb, Maskimirska cesta - Maksimir Stadium
After the service, I took this photo of the organ console . . . small & simple ~ but it is a delightful little two-manual-and-pedal organ, and a pleasure to play.
Nigel Wickens, who plays here, and at Stanhoe, told me he was worried about the organ at Stanhoe ~ which had been playing-up recently, with sticking notes and 'cyphers' ~ because he had to play it for Harvest Festival that same evening.
After visiting Herbert at Fring for coffee-and-chat, I detoured home via Stanhoe, and spent an hour sorting out the sticking notes . . . mainly caused by mouse-droppings getting lodged between the keys !
I went home for a quick bite-to-eat . . . then went back to join the Stanhoe congregation for their Harvest Festival . . . and drum-up yet more publicity for my recital !
The civic heart of Kidderminster Town Centre.
Penny Black Square
Public Rooms Including the Corn Exchange
Grade II listed.
Public Rooms Including the Corn Exchange, Kidderminster
In the entry for VICAR STREET
1/89 (west side)
The Corn Exchange
the item shall be amended to read Public Rooms including
the Corn Exchange
VICAR STREET
1.
5250
(west side)
The Corn Exchange
SO 8376 1/89
II GV
2.
1853, by Bidlake and Lovall. District Council premises; formerly corn exchange,
music hall and public rooms. Two storeys in brick with stone dressings. Paired
giant pilasters at ends and triple ones flank centre. Ground floor in channelled
rustication. The first floor has 3 windows with cornices on consoles, the centre
one having a segmental pediment, stone balconies. Centre pediment with town
arms, and parapet with inset iron grilles. Dentil cornice on brackets. Round-headed
doorway and double door. A bell tower to the left and a one-storey section
to the corner.
Listing NGR: SO8316476553
This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.
Source: English Heritage
Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence.
The 12-24 DX lens works quite well on the D3 in FX mode as long as you stay over the 18mm mark.
This is a shot of the Amek 9098 console that we use at Studio 12, CBC Montréal. It's a really great analog board but because of rising maintenance costs, we will have to switch it in the next few months for a digital SSL C200 which hopefully should sound as good.
The wired console underside, showing the iPac controller and it's USB cable. It's patched into deathstar, my MythTV box. In the background you can see MythGame running.
The console is not complete yet, I need the Coin1 and Coin2 buttons, plus some other 'basic control' buttons (like Escape and Tab), which haven't arrived yet.