u/Sea_Shallot5311

Everything works fine. I bought alot of these cheap online and at pawn shops, had to fix a number of them myself and many are old and/or foreign. I prefer the ukuleles, harmonicas (especially through an ​old microphone into an amp) and the drums best but I can do a little something on most of them. I still have more than this.

Just got this. No, I don't sell these but I do have several Shure microphones & quite a few mikes with killer ​Shure Controlled Reluctance and Controlled Magnetic elements inside. Seven colors and three modes to cycle through them, adjustable brightness that on max can light up a room. Only thing I don't like is it doesn't come on just by plugging it in, you still have to push power button so with an Alexa plug I can't turn it on, only off. The pictures don't do it justice. These guys have many other audio related signs.

It was $79 + free shipping, pretty heavy. I'm just learning it, kind of hard to play. You can't draw on it, blows only and you can't do chords or bend notes. Holes are configured like a piano keyboard. I'm trying to learn the "Green Acres" theme song.

I paid about $60 for each. They have 3 extra low note holes. Used the C for the audio.

Some of these stickers I had, some I bought, some were given to me and many I found stuck to various places in New Orleans. They're all crazy glued on. This ice chest is a veteran of many parties, Mardi Gras parades, etc.

I bought this new for $40 some years ago, Walmart red tag special. It has go-to motors but the box description was so vague that I couldn't tell if it did this till I got it home and turned it on. It'll track Jupiter for about a half hour before losing it. No finder scope so I made one from a heads-up display made for Daisy BB guns. It gives decent views with the Plossls I already had. Everything fits into the supplied backpack. I think they wanted over $300 for these initially. It is NOT a Maksutov Cassegrain as stated on the scope.

The seller on Reverb didn't say if it worked or not. It does. Probably my best harp mic.

They all work. I used the first one (brown Turner Challenger) with a Hohner ​Blues Harp (A) and a Pignose Hog20 amp over the song, which is "I Got My Eyes On You" performed by John Lee Hooker and Al "Blind Owl" Wilson from the album "Hooker 'N Heat." I built and/or painted some of these myself. Vintage is the way to go.