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thanks george for all your time and effort and not forgetting knowledge,and a big welcome for duncs .

George, Virus, Duncs even though being a "Mostly Harmless" I've learned a lot following you all here.
Thank you George and welcome Duncs.

Ermanno

Ten years ago I had a 565 and then bought a 596. My dealer pointed me to this site. The help, support and enthusism that this forum generates has taken me to where I am now (mothership, please note!).

George, for all the pleasure I derive from the kit and the comradeship here, I thank you.

Duncs, thanks too for taking this on.

Thanks George, The value, politeness and advice from this site is immeasurable. The quality of this site, is such, that I hardly bother to look on other sites!

To VK, Carl and Duncan thanks too!

Best Wishes Ian

There are no dealers near to me anymore and even when there was forget about getting any technical service. This site has be irreplaceable for me in setting up, configuring and keeping my Meridian gear running to its fullest. Thank you George your all your work over the years.

All the best,
Robert

From the heart , Many Thanks George . I come from a land with no dealers and precious little backup from M . We would never have got all these years of great entertainment and joy without the support of this site .

Don't stray too far , plenty of fiddlers over here and plenty of room for one more

Best for the future ,

~M~

Thank you for a decade of learning and enjoyment. You have created a true community here and we are all grateful for it.

Its all been said, a big thanks George; as HH helped me alot when I first had Meridian kit so I am happy to help others where I can in return. Alot of people seem to feel like that, its what makes HHGTM great.
I along with many others enjoy this site regularly, even if at times, we havnt got a clue what people (Techies) are talking about.

Be carefull what you start, it may turn out to be an internet institution....Chris

Thanks, George. I hope you thoroughly enjoy playing music. It's a wonderful gift to give oneself as I'm sure you are discovering. Let us know when your first gig is.

Thanks from a relative newbie. This is indeed a brilliant site. Make sure you tell us when you release your first fiddle album (and make sure it's in hi-rez).

thanks for starting and continuing to support M. and us Hitchhikers. The data and help has been invaluable.

Well you could blame the Irish and French Canadian for my new direction.

Toss the Feathers Track - http://www.amazon.com/If-Cap-Fits-Kevin-Burke/dp/B000005CRZ
Perrodin Two-Step Track - http://www.amazon.com/Beau-Solo-Mic...3?ie=UTF8&qid=1288530558&sr=8-13

Those 2 CD Tracks (played 100 times, literally) and a pair of 5K's at work pushed me over the edge to try it.

Music appreciation is really funny. If I heard those two CD's a year earlier (or even NOW 2 years later) I may have just clicked Next and moved on. But I was in the right mood and "preped" by other music to get that point. It's like a complex maze and nobody is in the same exact place in the Music Maze.

Thanks for all the Kudo's. MeridianUnplugged.com would not exist without a good set of members. I remember once someone posting for help and if someone could come over their house to help setup. I read that to myself, and thought good grief this is the internet, nobody is coming to your house. And like 10 people offered to come over !!!

The (online and off) fiddle community is awesome too. What's great though is it's not just big boys with their toys . I may share tips with an 8 year old girl one day and an 80 year old man that can barely stand the next. My wife has been a HUGE support. She thought, finally a less expensive hobby and less internet. But she didn't plan on the price of good fiddles (and you can't just have one) and http://fiddlehangout.com