http://cgi.ebay.de/Kupfer-Destille-3l-Alembic-mit-Thermometer_W0QQitemZ7205118955QQcategoryZ12161QQssPageNameZWD4VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

My Alembic doesn't have a thermometer.

Well, Dave, maybe a thermometer option will show up in the next release of the quote generator :-)!

Dave, did you speak with Val?  Just because it's not in the quote generator doesn't mean you can't have it.

Huhuhuhu ...a thermometer for Moder Dave saying you're too hot ...cool down your playing!!!
 
HA!
 
Paul TBO

Is it a do-it-yourself project or do you have to send the bass back to the shop?

And all the distilled water you could ever need during a show.

Makes for good coffee!

Why on earth would anyone need a Mit Thermometer.  If your hands are cold, the mits don't work.  Just get a new pair.
 
Bill, tgo

At least it seems to be a legit auction... not a Conqueror mit Thermometer, LOL ! And with less than USD 40, you may risk a bid on YOUR next Alembic, folks !
 
...well, that thing is not too far away from my home, and it's mit Thermometer. think, think, okay still one day left to get my wife's permission on investing 40 bucks.
 
Christian

I don't have a mit for my Alembic either; neither an aftermarket mit nor a genuine Alembic mitten custom made for my S1.

Now, that's having me scratch my neck: what is a mit ? It's a german auction on ebay, and mit simply means with, or including, but there seems to be the same term in AE or BE with a different meaning which confuses me... some kind of hand warmers, maybe ? anyway, mit ist meistens gut !
 
Christian

Christian,
a Mitten or Mit for short in AE is like a glove but there are no individual fingers, they are covered by solid piece of fabric.  
 
Ken

Aah, got it ! Thanks, Ken ! This is the pool of wisdom forum on the internet ! :-) you surprise me almost each and every day, it feels so great, hope I can reward that sometime in the near future.
 
Christian (the faker)

Coincidences, coincidences ... A mof in Dutch is a fur sleeve that you can put your hands in from the sides to keep them warm (muffle?) - and also slang for a German.