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Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
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Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!
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Paul Anka You Are My Destiny (1958)
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Ed Townsend For Your Love (1958)
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Peggy Lee Fever (1958)
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Roger Williams Near You (1958)
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Eddie Cochran Summertime Blues (1958)
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Chuck Berry Johnny Be Goode (1958)
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Welcome to TCS!
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I really appreciate everyone’s advice and insight. You have given me plenty to work with. I’ll get back to you another time to let you know what I put together. Thanks again. Cheers! Be Happy.
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Hello Paul and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us! Thank you for your service. I too started my Carver journey with an M400t that turned into 7 of them at one time. I've sold and given away to my daughters 5 of them. Do you have any other Carver gear? Please tell us about the rest of your system(s).
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I bought a Carver M-400t new in 1986 from the Comiso Air Station Air Force Base in Comiso, Sicily. I would never sell it!!! I even got Bob Carver himself to sign it when I sent it to be serviced in Washington nearly 15 or so years ago. Anyway, ... that's my story!
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While we all agree here, don't say that on ASR without flame retardant pants. Hello musikyle and welcome to thecarversite.com. Glad you found us!
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Zaccai Curtis, Sonoluminescence Vol. 1 was released on August 7, 2026. "Pianist and composer Zaccai Curtis delivers his most personal album to date, blending Afro Latin rhythms, jazz fusion, and expansive improvisation into a modern, emotionally powerful sound that points toward an exciting future on stage." You can read the rest of the review here...
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Jeff Rupert Quartet, Sea Spell was released on June 26, 2026. "Jeff Rupert’s Sea Spell blends elegant saxophone work, maritime-inspired atmospheres, and sophisticated quartet interplay into a timeless jazz album that bridges tradition and contemporary artistry." You can read the rest of the review here...
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Chuck Willis What Am I Living For (1958)
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Buddy Holly & The Crickets Oh Boy! (1958)
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The Four Preps Big Man (1958)
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Welcome @musikyle! What Carver equipment do you own? Tell us about your audio system...
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Johnny Otis Willie & The Hand Jive (1958)
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The Poni Tails Born Too Late (1958)
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Ricky Nelson I've Got A Feeling (1958)
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Welcome to TCS!
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Welcome to the Carver site!! Tell us what's in your collection.
