The first ARP 2500 (I took this shot when I was there)
Monday, October 24, 2005
New England Synthesizer Museum - Interview
Title link takes you to an interview of Dave Wilson, curator of the New England Synthesizer Museum. I was fortunate enough to visit the museum a couple of years ago. It was a jaw dropping experience seeing so many classics in one location. Dave was a great host. There is also some sample audio of Dave after the hop. And to be clear, I didn't do this interview. I just visited the museum a couple of years ago.
The first ARP 2500 (I took this shot when I was there)
The first ARP 2500 (I took this shot when I was there)
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