a cherry Arp 2600 for $50, it wasn't working and the owner had been laid off in the 1991 Aerospace Recession. (turned out to be a catastrophic power supply failure, all that smoke made him *positive* it was a goner!) I bought it figuring the case was better looking than mine and there would be some ...

Getting: Roland JX3P - outgrew it was fast and even with the programmer box it was very limited, took a bath on the buy/sell price ratio: I only got $250 for it, but the guy who bought it said his 7 and 9 yr old sons loved it...call this one "bread cast upon the waters" I suppose! ;) Selling: The 6 ...

My apologies if this has been hashed over before, but for those looking for manuals,
there is a meta-page that has links to loads of them here: http://triangulation.blogspot.com/

Cheers!

1969: EchoPlex, great fun with brass/woodwinds! (you too can sound like Don Ellis!) mostly breaks tapes... 1972: early Moog Satellite, The Lunar Bell sound is too trippy! Good for screwing up organ solos with grace notes! 1973: Roland SH-1000, good for "those little dugga-dugga bits" with the techno...