Shot sent my way via JB.Guess the synths.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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Korg MS2000 on top. I'd recognize those giant blocks of text anywhere.
ReplyDeletethese posts bum me out because I realize the humongous geek I am. oh yeah, jp6, pro-one, bunch of yamaha cs things - 5, 40m and 30, maybe.
ReplyDeleteMS2000, CS-40m, Jup-4, Pro-One, CS-5 under the stand? and some other CS on the floor?
ReplyDeleteKorg MS2000
ReplyDeleteRoland Jupiter 4
SCI Pro-One
Yamaha CS-40m
Yamaha SK15
Yamaha CS5
-Mel
Where do you buy stands like that? I need a couple? z808@tx.rr.com
ReplyDeletei was just about to comment the same thing! i need a couple of nice, tall a-frames like that too. please answer here if you can help!
ReplyDeleteNice Mel, you got them all right!!!
ReplyDeleteAs for the stands, they're custom made by myself, they're much nicer and sturdier than anything available for purchase, but cost a little more just in raw material. It's brushed aluminum tubing with AIS die-cast clamps, the synths are held by brushed aluminum flat-bars bent 90 degrees on one side with rubber pads on the inside, the flat bars are screwed on the tubing with a piece of machined nylon in between the two.