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I think I asked awhile back but has anyone here ever heard Justin 
Mayer's J-Tron(featured in Frank's book)? Wondering how it sounds 
compared to regular trons/Chamberlins and what sounds he put on it.

I tried emailing him several times over the last three years with absolutly
no response....Rich
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Subject: [Mellotronists] J-Tron


> I think I asked awhile back but has anyone here ever heard Justin
> Mayer's J-Tron(featured in Frank's book)? Wondering how it sounds
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KathnRich wrote:

> I tried emailing him several times over the last three years with absolutly
> no response....Rich
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> From: "charel196" <charel196@...>
> To: <Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 10:26 AM
> Subject: [Mellotronists] J-Tron
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>  I think I asked awhile back but has anyone here ever heard Justin
>  Mayer's J-Tron(featured in Frank's book)? Wondering how it sounds
>  compared to regular trons/Chamberlins and what sounds he put on it.

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Greetings All,  I last spoke on the land-line with Justin Mayer
over four years ago. This was during my design phase of
the JKMK6 .   Justin abandoned the 16-track configuration
orig. seen on DK's video series for the more conventional
8- tracks on 1/2" tape.    Apparently, Justin was having
difficulties with the narrow track-width and mechanical
selector mechanism.

The superbly made J-Tron was for sale at $7K/unit
in 1999. If anybody knows how/where he is, have him
get/stay in touch with all of us.  Cheers,  Jerry Korb