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Stardraw (www.stardraw.com) marketing director Rob Robinson’s sold his beloved 1985 BMW 325i (200k miles on the clock) to a ‘stunt car builder’ earlier in the year, only to see it dropped from a crane by James May and Jeremy Clarkson as part of a stunt on BBC2’s Top Gear in March. “When I saw what happened, I was strangely conflicted,” Robinson told PSNEurope. “I mean, I was sort of upset... but at the same time, how often do you get to see your car come to an end like that?”
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For New Jersey band Karmic Juggernaut’s latest song, Oo Wah Hoo, drummer Kevin Grossman suggested the band stick solar panels on a Subaru Outback and head off to record in their favourite locations. The panels powered a MacBook Pro running Logic Pro, with a 1U Metric Halo ULN-8 (www.mhlabs.com) providing mic pre/converter/interfacing for the Shure SM57 and AKG C 414 mics. Here’s Kevin, going back to the trees... www.karmicjuggernaut.com