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tonedeaf
PostPosted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 9:01 am 
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Sweet score JJ! That's a good idea. The wife would KILL me if I brought any more junk into the apartment, but as soon as we get a house and I have a basement work area or something... :twisted:

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mugician
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In Boulder, CO:

J.B. Saunders:

4700 Sterling Dr. Suite A
Boulder, CO 80301-2305
Phone: (303) 442-1212

Anyone know of anywhere in Denver?
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loveitnow31
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Anyone know of a good place in Portland,Oregon?
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cakexploder
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I would *die* for an electronics graveyard, or even just a decent parts store, somewhere here on the east coast, preferably Boston-area. Anyone?
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I would *die* for an electronics graveyard, or even just a decent parts store, somewhere here on the east coast, preferably Boston-area. Anyone?


If you find either please let me know!!

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Hart Bypass
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You know guys, I always save the circuit boards etc, from small appliances, radios, anything like that when it dies. When I have time I'll remove the good parts and keep them. I've been glad numerous times. :)
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kevnkar
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Yes +1 for old circuit boards. A computer motherboard is loaded with caps and such.

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yurka723
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My dad has the most electronic junk I have ever seen. Dozens and dozens of boxes in my basement of electronics dating back 30 years. I would make fun of him for it, now im becoming like him..LOL. But anyway anyone know a good place for electronics in the ATLANTA, GA area?
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An old thread, but I am stuck in a waiting room (thankfully with free wifi). Anyway, this weekend I happened upon this place http://www.chesterelectronics.com/

For those in Northern IL or Southeastern WI this was a cool little place to go if you need something quickly. They have a huge variety of parts (individual and full reels of many TH parts, old boards, even a few boxes of old knobs (hehe). This place is about 30 min closer to me than Fry's.
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dpalme
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H.R. Distributors in Portland Maine is a good source for any Mainers on the board. http://www.hrdistributors.com/

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hagcel
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http://www.mammothelectronics.com/

Great site. Shipping can be kind of expensive. Enclosures with lots of drilling and paint options. Tons of different parts, plus kits for guitarpcb and tone fiend. Also lots bulk cable and jacks.
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Stephen
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hagcel wrote:
http://www.mammothelectronics.com/

Great site. Shipping can be kind of expensive. Enclosures with lots of drilling and paint options. Tons of different parts, plus kits for guitarpcb and tone fiend. Also lots bulk cable and jacks.

Take a closer look when checking out. There is a wide variety of shipping options available to you.

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El Cap
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Anyone here now of any graveyards in the southwest part of Missouri? Im just starting to make effects and its so dang expensive :shock: How do boutique guys make money.lol
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lpfrodo2
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Anyone know any good pedal componant sources in the UK?? stuff like enclosures and pots are what i really need x
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Hello friends, what capacitor(خازن سرامیکی) should I use for electrical protection? Thank you for your help
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