Remember the 200e By Night? Title link takes you to a video by Todd. Wow. You have to see and hear this. "Everything but the lead was done in one pass on the 200e, the lead is a JP-8."Thanks Todd!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Buchla 200e Night Strafe
Remember the 200e By Night? Title link takes you to a video by Todd. Wow. You have to see and hear this. "Everything but the lead was done in one pass on the 200e, the lead is a JP-8."Thanks Todd!
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That's the intro to Take Me Home Tonight by Eddie Money isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAll I hear is the lead. Can't the Buchla do leads and banjo zambulation at the same time?
ReplyDeleteI give it: Three Purple Towers.
Oh my, I've just realized why the Buchla is priced the way it is.
ReplyDeleteA fully loaded buchla costs about 1 dollar per Hz in its range!
(yet I secretly want one)
I'm sticking to my guns. Nothing does a better banjo than the 200e.
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