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Saturday, May 08, 2010
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Looks like an MC-202 to me :)
ReplyDeleteI blame wine. It's fixed. The URL for the post will enshrine my shame.
ReplyDeleteI’ve got to get the rest of my synths down and do the same, then ebay them all. I want good photos before I say goodbye to them though. It’s been ten years since I used any of them for anything at all, so it’s time for them to go. I might keep just one, which might be the Mono/Poly, or might be the Arp 2600 (used to be Roger Glover’s — has his name stencilled on it) (but it’s only partly functional — maybe I can eventually fix it, but in the past 15 years I haven’t), or I might just get round to admitting that ten years of marriage and a small house just isn’t compatible with big physical synths and finally make the mental switch to accepting GarageBand and the like.
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