Flightless Engineering

Hello all. I'm looking a for a little help around the shop. If you know of anyone free either Tuesdays or Fridays and are in the Tulsa area, have them contact me.

Replaced the old burned out neon lamps with blue and white LEDs in an old Soundcraft.

Putting the finishing touches on a Kiwi.

Things are a'brewing.

Anodizing with some help from an empty Pepsi can. Does this count as product placement? Because I will gladly take PepsiCo's money.

The three hardest things to put back together:

1. Oil can delay U-Brackets
2. Old Gibsons with a double sided turret board
3. Anything new with a single circuit board.

I currently have at least 1 of each in at the moment, and I'd like to finish the week without being shocked.

I saw some of you guys say some very kind words about Flightless recently. A huge thanks to all the Flightless fans for letting people know about us.

Rolands and Casios and Wurlitzers, Oh My! Lots of keyboard repairs lately.

Some amps just begging to be modified. Companies start off with a nice template, and someone ends up ruining them. A couple minutes on the bench is all it takes to get some decent amps sounding great.

Time for a fun game of name this part. It is definitely for a piece of musical gear.

Pro tip: If you put tools back where they go, you'll save about 86% of the time you'd spend searching.