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In article <1882d2INNov1@matt.ksu.ksu.edu> stites@matt.ksu.ksu.edu (Ross M Stites) writes:
>Michael.Bremford@comp.vuw.ac.nz (Mike Bremford) writes:
>
>
>>Well, I'll give the advice I was given.
>>Find a book called 'Electronic Projects for Musicians' by Craig Anderton
>
>I would recommend this book too, especially if you have no or little 
>experience with electronics.  Just beware that the book is over 10 years
>out of date.  A lot of those projects can be built better with simpler
>designs now, then they were at that time.  Also, a lot of the parts used
>in the book are no longer produced.  

The hardest thing to find in the book as far as I could tell was that
dang little Clairex optoisolator (CLM6000) that he uses in just about
every project.  However, I was able to locate two sources for this
part:

Electronics Plus in San Rafael, CA: 1-800-321-4524
Quinn Mike Electronics in Oakland, CA: 1-800-559-1539

Other parts he uses (or direct equivalents) are still available.  I sure
wish *somebody* would write a new version of this kind of book...10 years
is a long time in electronics (well, maybe not *analog* electronics! ;-)

-David Victor