Title link takes you to a great article by one of my favorite bloggers, James Grahame of RetroThing, on one of my favorite blogs Create Digital Music.
Friday, August 31, 2007
How Healthy Are Your Vintage Synthesizers?
Title link takes you to a great article by one of my favorite bloggers, James Grahame of RetroThing, on one of my favorite blogs Create Digital Music.
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Not a bad short article to read if considering getting into vintage synths. Always seems some upkeep on the suckers at first, but once you get them going again they'll last a good while usually unless you start beating on them. They've lasted this long, if you take care of them and their probs now then they ought to last at least a good double or triple the time or more for you then originally expected. Always exceptions tho.
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