Underwater sequencer

filtermod · Post by **filtermod** » Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:20 pm

synthetic88 wrote:I was just checking out an underwater dive report when I saw this, no joke!

Apparently there's a Roland MSQ-700 60 feet underwater off Redondo Beach, CA. One hopes it was broken before it got there...

Original post:

http://diver.net/bbs/posts002/73026.shtml

that would be such a great album cover!
is that pic copywritten or public domain?

synthetic88 · Post by **synthetic88** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:48 am

It's copyright of the photographer. You can contact him at the link in the first post to ask about licensing it. Just because it's on the internet doesn't mean it's free.

filtermod · Post by **filtermod** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 4:44 am

synthetic88 wrote:It's copyright of the photographer. You can contact him at the link in the first post to ask about licensing it. Just because it's on the internet doesn't mean it's free.

right on, that's why I asked

m03 · Post by **m03** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 4:49 am

kyodai wrote:looks to be in pretty good condition. I wonder how long it's been down there.

It doesn't look like it's been there long at all. I'm guessing that the photo is "staged".

RobotHeroes · Post by **RobotHeroes** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:58 am

m03 wrote:I'm guessing that the photo is "staged".

It's gear snuff! Sick perverted bastards!

synthetic88 · Post by **synthetic88** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:21 am

It's really not. Look at the original post, on a diver web board. The guy doesn't even mention the Roland, he talks about fish the whole time. But it's probably only been there for a week or so.

sonny1 · Post by **sonny1** » Thu Nov 15, 2007 8:48 am

synthetic88 wrote:The guy doesn't even mention the Roland, he talks about fish the whole time. But it's probably only been there for a week or so.

This is still bizzare. Who would take it on a boat....much less toss it into the ocean. What in hoppes of a diver going down there and taking a photograph of it? Hmmm, sounds like something I would do.

I think I'm more concerned about the mental stability of the one who put it there, rather than the shock that it IS there.

My father and I were fishing in a smallish lake in northern Mississippi. His line got snagged on something on the bottom of the pond. We were able to take the oar of the rowboat and dig his lure out of the mud. we also pried a Gretch Country Gentleman out of the mud as well. Pretty much intact. We saw the neck breech the surface of the water...(not a very deep lake) and my dad grabbed it, pulled it the rest of the way out and TA-DA a vintage 60's guitar! (that was totally trash, but confoundedly cool at the same time.)

Sonny.

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