In a message dated 9/27/03 1:24:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jkorb@... writes: > And the JKMK6 and MK1-124 "Julia" have the entire basement > to themselves,in temp/humidity controlled environment. > Soon , they'll have a "pal" over the fall/winter to keep > them company. My walnut-finished M400, #908, fronts a rack of keyboard; atop the 400 is the keyboard controller for the Pinder CD-ROM sampler, the rack stand housing my analog Roland Juno-60, topped off by the Akai CD3000i Sampler, all in my crowded living room studio. As to Jerry's reference to the "pal" visiting the JK-MK6 and MkI-124 "Julia", that visitor is none other than my MkII-134, "Shararyah" (the former Pindertron). No, we haven't divorced, Jerry (with assistance from the lads at Streetly) has graciously agreed to undertake the process of restoring "Sharayah". Maybe she'll come back with some special mojo after hanging out with her East Coast sisters! Frank Samagaio San Diego CA M400 #908 / MkII #134 author, The Mellotron Book
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Re: [Mellotronists] Where your Mellotrons are...!
2003-09-28 by MAinPsych@aol.com
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