Re: bring me your tired, poor, huddled, unused synthesizers, yearning to breathe free again...

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From: audior1
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 00:00

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"DJMaytag@terracom.net" <djmaytag@terracom.net> wrote:

>   i am a madison,WI based musician/student and i'm looking for any old
>analog synthesizers, analog drum machines, sequencers, samplers, modules,
>etc. that might be just sitting around collecting dust, either by lack of
>use, since today's technology has past these old dinosaurs by, or by 
Ok whats an ARP 2600 in good working condition worth ? I used to play
a lot and kids and job now take up my extra time. One I bought new in
71 from Roger Powell an Arp factory engineer , and the other in 75
from another band. I also have a Rocktronic's analog color organ and
light banks that were keyed into the Arps keyboard volage controls.

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From: audior1@roanoke.infi.net (audior1)
Subject: Re: bring me your tired, poor, huddled, unused synthesizers, yearning to breathe free again...
Date: 1996/05/15
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