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Re: [Mellotronists] Where Your Pindertron Is....

Re: [Mellotronists] Where Your Pindertron Is....

2003-09-28 by Jerry Korb

MAinPsych@... wrote:

>
> 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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Greetings Gang,  Yep, it's official. I'll be restoring the cabinet and
electro-mechanics of Frank's Pindertron in the cooler months of
New England  (heck, they're ALL cooler!).  #134 will get the same
TLC as my prev. projects .  Many of you have prob. seen my work
in Philly-2001 and KL/KM have seen "Julia" this past March.

Work/storage space has already been arranged,supplies ordered.
Will be a full-blown version of  4-days' work in 2001 sorting-out
the electronics of Chris Dale's Wake-O-Tron. Chris was our guest
that weekend in which we received a whopper of snowstorm.

The "special mojo" might be "The White Eagle of the North, etc " ,
which still sends a shiver of nostalgia up my arms after 34 years.
"Sharayah" will definitely see the White Eagle of the North, and
the "browns,reds, and golds of autumn....." .

Getting goose-bumps and wood-splinters already......Jerry Korb

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