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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
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That is enough System 100m to go to the moon, TWICE!
ReplyDeleteOh my... ... my noodling fits are coming on...
ReplyDeleteHey, it's the EEVIAC!
ReplyDeleteThat's Kevin Lightner's photo of Hans Zimmer's Roland. Zimmer bought up the remaining Roland stock after they stopped producing modules. He paid by the pound!
ReplyDeleteOberheim 4Voice there too I think, on the floor.
ReplyDeleteDang! I've always wanted my own telephone exchange.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot more pics at the link other than the classic Hans Zimmer pic, too. Synth_ollie's huge system is there somewhere and I recognize one or two scenes from Japanese synth shops.
I switched the image. Anyone know who's the new one is?
ReplyDeleteI have no idea, but the environment looks a bit like the modular/rackmount wall when you walk into FiveG.
ReplyDeleteAfter effective suppressing the memory of those yucky little Boss half-space effect boxes for 20 years, the dreadful specter reemerges.
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