Tokyo Mellotron Studio
2005-01-30 by charel196
What a riot that site is!!:) Check out the English translation page...Merotron??? Lots of GREAT pictures though.It would be nice if they would click to larger sizes.
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Tokyo Mellotron Studio
Re: [Mellotronists] Tokyo Mellotron Studio
2005-01-30 by Jerry Korb
charel196 wrote: > What a riot that site is!!:) Check out the English translation > page...Merotron??? > Lots of GREAT pictures though.It would be nice if they would click > to larger sizes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hello Charles and Gang, That modified 1/4" 2-track "Narumotron" with stereo heads is quite a bit of gear. Another "one-off" item. Mellotron is translated as such, since the Japanese phonetic alphabet is lacking the "l" sound. Found this out many years ago , working at Sharp Electronic's Warehouse. This enabled me to get my first Merotron in 1973. I also acquired a new nickname from the Japanese staff. Sayonara, "Jelly Kobe-San "
Re: [Mellotronists] Tokyo Mellotron Studio
2005-01-30 by jonesalley
Not to nitpick, but if there's no "L" sound in the Japanese phonetic
alphabet, how did you get dubbed "Jelly?" By the way, my full name
anagrams to "a jelly nose."
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----- Original Message -----From: Jerry KorbSent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 1:52 PMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] Tokyo Mellotron Studiocharel196 wrote:
What a riot that site is!!:) Check out the English translation
page...Merotron???
Lots of GREAT pictures though.It would be nice if they would click
to larger sizes.Hello Charles and Gang, That modified 1/4" 2-track "Narumotron"
with stereo heads is quite a bit of gear. Another "one-off" item.Mellotron is translated as such, since the Japanese phonetic alphabet
is lacking the "l" sound. ; Found this out many years ago ,
working at Sharp Electronic's Warehouse. This enabled me to get
my first Merotron in 1973. I also acquired a new nickname from the
Japanese staff.Sayonara, "Jelly Kobe-San "