MATRIXSYNTH: Update on the Stolen Buchla


Friday, July 14, 2006

Update on the Stolen Buchla


Previous post. More details:

"You may have heard, but the College's beautiful Easel was stolen sometime around the 29th or 30th of June from it's studio. This instrument had etching and a steel label fixed to the power-supply cover. It was stolen without it's cover.

We are looking into a suspicious person who showed up to take my summer class. A Ben Katz from California, who claimed to have a Roland 100 and an AKS from 'estate sales' was here for the week, and disappeared the same day as the Easel. We have the campus police seeking him. If you have any information or hear of any easels on the market, it may be ours. If anyone knows of this person, please forward information to me or campus police 360 867 6832 atten Pam Garland garlandp (at) evergreen.edu

Please distribute this information to any and all possible places to help us recover this instrument. I have been teaching with it for nearly 30 years, and cannot believe it has been stolen."

Thanks

Peter Randlette
The Evergreen State College
LIB1402 TESC
Olympia, WA 98505
360 867 6279
pbr (at) evergreen.edu

3 comments:

  1. The other clue is the Model 208 Stolen Program Sound Source.

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  2. If anyone's had their System 100 or Synthi AKS stolen, perhaps this guy's the culprit? Maybe this is bigger than 1 Easel.

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  3. someone stole my bike when I was a kid. maybe this guy has it too?

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