Rob Ford ' s gravy trainCrack for everyone <| sep |> I own a DT 990 Pro , and your requirements match with its sound signature . I don ' t really know how they match with the DT 770 and the DT 880 , but I think they are similar too . <| sep |> He super glued everything to the wall . Care to share which brand of superglue ? Cause this would be great marketing for them . <| sep |> Just curious , I ' d do 2 keys <| sep |> Holy crap i forgot about crank yankers . How long ago did that shit end ? Feels like forever <| sep |> Was that a gas fired kiln ? Because that looks like it could be a copper red glaze . The glaze will only be red if it ' s fired in reduction , which means that all of the oxygen is used up in combustion , leaving none to react with the copper in the glaze . If there is extra oxygen , it will combine with the copper and you ' ll get a pale green . And it can happen on just one portion of the piece , depending on how air is moving through the kiln . Edit If it was an electric kiln , then there has to be another explanation . Electric kilns are just highpowered toaster ovens there ' s no combustion so they can ' t do reduction firings . Only oxidation firings .