there holes in the squeeze box; got putty for plug by jocko500

Photography • Music • posted on Aug 18, 2008

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hahahah I just had to say that. I know the holes is there to help make the sound this machine makes. Just looking at it you wonder how some one came up with the design. But that how man is. He will try to make things work. Most of these I see around here is made local. thanks for looking and comments.

Comments (58)

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jocko500

5:42PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

I put on the 500MM mirror len so I had to put the camera on manul so that why it do not show here in the photograph

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jocko500

5:43PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

all my shots is with them playiong the songs. hope this shows

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watifeye

6:09PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

Could do with some of that putty for my blown out windows lol! Super closeup shot you got here Jock, love the rich colours of the squeezebox. Excellent!

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wawadave

6:29PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

so jock does that mean ya mus b' plum local to play one?

PD154

6:37PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

Excellent close up of this instrument Jock

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kenmo

6:39PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

Wow Jocko...neat stuff....

MrsLubner

6:42PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

There is a lot of hard work, skill and craftmanship that goes into making one and tons of skill, talent and musical ability to play one. Fabulous shot!

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annie5

6:45PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

Superb close-up..very clear photo! Great capture Jocko :)

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moonrancher

7:05PM | Mon, 18 August 2008

I've seen them up close, and they're heavy and complex compared to the toy ones we had when we were kids. Kind of like you take a bunch of harmonica reeds, but how many I have no idea, and you toss in a piano keyboard and a bunch of typewriter keys from the old days of Underwood. Very interesting. There's a party whenever they're playing one. Great job showing so many textures and some of the detail.

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