Sunday, October 07, 2007
Korg MonoPoly (Cassette Promos)
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vid 1 & 2:
"Rare promotional tape for the USA release of the Korg MonoPoly (circa 1983/1984)."
vid 3:
"The classic Korg MonoPoly from 1984. Programmed and recorded by me. Also check out my two rare promotional cassettes..."
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It's funny how they are referring to it as the "monopoly" (like the game); I've only ever heard it referred to as the "Mono / Poly" as it's labeled on the front.
ReplyDeleteI've always found it funny when companies come up with a particular "clever" name for something but then the consumers at large refer to it as something different. :D
It actually is pronounced "monopoly" like the game! :) I know, I still have a hard time saying "monopoly" vs "mono poly" myself. It is true though... Like Cwejman is Shweeman, instead of Kwejman and Buchla is Book la instead of Boo - kla, and of course Mogue instead of Moog.
ReplyDeleteOr is Cwejmen pronounced Shwayman, I forget if it's shwee or shway. I also thought Doepfer was Dop-fer not Dope-fer for the longest time.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine pronounces Roland as "Rah-land." I have never corrected him.
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