in Oregon and back up and running

well, we made it to the southern coast of Oregon. Maybe I should change my handle to OregonWay!
We spent the last two weeks painting the inside of our new abode, there are still things to do, but the important thing is that our PAS2/3 upgrade kits business is back up and running, as well as our custom build side.
There was a lot of catching up to do on this forum, many new topics, good to see that the interest in old and new tube audio gear is well and growing!

MontanaWay wrote:well, we made it to the southern coast of Oregon. Maybe I should change my handle to OregonWay!
We spent the last two weeks painting the inside of our new abode, there are still things to do, but the important thing is that our PAS2/3 upgrade kits business is back up and running, as well as our custom build side.
There was a lot of catching up to do on this forum, many new topics, good to see that the interest in old and new tube audio gear is well and growing!

Welcome back,

Glad you made your move in the summer time, the Oregon trail can be hazardous in the winter time.

TM

MontanaWay wrote:well, we made it to the southern coast of Oregon. Maybe I should change my handle to OregonWay!
We spent the last two weeks painting the inside of our new abode, there are still things to do, but the important thing is that our PAS2/3 upgrade kits business is back up and running, as well as our custom build side.
There was a lot of catching up to do on this forum, many new topics, good to see that the interest in old and new tube audio gear is well and growing!

Glad you made it. I built nice walnut chassis for those Big Bopper MK IIIs you helped me design a year ago. Now I'm putting the kit together and have a few questions for you when things settle down in Oregon.

Enjoy the rain, amigo.
You'll soon be having webbed feet.