Crumar Musical Instruments User Group.

Hi Reed,
I don't have any Crumar gear any more, but stay on the list to see if I can
help anybody out there.
The Performer is a great little synth, just ask Nick Rhodes (Duran Duran).
Most of the string parts on the first two LP's are the Performer.
Put it via a Phaser and you have the old ARP Quadra strings/Phaser sound.
Strings all on and E.Q on (Low all the way down/Mid all the way up/Hi half
way between down and mid way) and a slow attack, and you have a passable
vocal/choir pad type sound.
PLANK,(Manchester,U.K.)
plank@...
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> From: reedo@...
>
> hello, all four of you. i joined the list two weeks ago and nobody said
> a word, so i checked the archives. as far as i can tell, there have only
> been two messages ever sent to the list. what's worse is that one of them
> is, "hello, is anybody in here?"
>  we are proud owners of crumar keyboards.let's talk. i have a performer
>  that i bought at goodwill for $25. i love it soooooooooo much. i use it
> all the time. i play in two indie/college rock/lofi pop bands. the crumar
>  strings sounds are so nice for filling up a song. what model crumars
>  do all of you have? anybody use them with effects pedals? it is really
> fun. anyway, the point is, let's talk. introduce yourselves. by the way,
> my name is reed. i'm 23 and i live just outside of minneapolis.
> have a nice day, reed