Nash Keyworks

I haven't been posting much, because I haven't been able to do much, because I have been getting WALLOPED in school work this term. But today, as we were headed out to Astoria for the Dark Arts Festival, I was finally able to bring Michael Hurley his precious Wurlitzer 200A back to him. He told me that the last time he had it worked on, they didn't do a very good job, and this was the first time it had sounded right in decades. The fact that he just kept playing it as we left, and I could still hear him plonking away as we got in the car, I'm going to consider a positive review. This was a full amp and reed bar pre amp rebuild with a kit from . Sounds awesome!

My last day in the welding class. Final project was making chassis's for a 5E3 (as a head) and a Leslie. I have rarely enjoyed a class so much! Gonna miss coming here, but hopefully they'll let me sneak back in once in a while to build more cool s**t.

Great to catch up with my buddy at tonight for a hot second while I executed some emergency repairs on his 1978 Fender Rhodes. A lot of screws had rattled out, some random bits and bolts had rattled in, there were damper felt issues, adjustment issues, tone bars misaligned, etc. etc. etc., but we hit a hard power hour and got everything right as reign for his show TONIGHT with The Heeters. Come check it out, they sounded FU***NG INCREDIBLE at soundcheck. 🤘🤯🤘

Glad to pull these two trusted weapons out of the very cluttered shop and bring them down to the TONIGHT for what will surely be a grand time playing with Lewi Longmire and The Root System! and I! Happy hour (6-8), so free as can be, and soon! Come dance off some of that gravy.