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[Tony Clark]

> Do any big artsy books exist that are devoted to analogue synths?  Is 
> there any interest in such books.  By book I mean of the similar 
> format of Gigers Necronomicron.  Big color with details about the 
> synth at the bottom.  Lotsa pages.

   There are a few.  There are a couple of German books that are supposed 
to be pretty good.  But the one I can recommend is The Museum of 
Synthesizer Technology by Martin Newcomb.  You can get any of these books 
through Peter Forrest at Susurreal Publishing.  He's the one who put 
together the highly recommended A-Z of Analog Synthesizer books (not what 
you want for pictures but what you NEED for info).  Another possibility 
would be the Keyfax books/papers.  I have the Omnibus edition (which 
details mostly modern stuff) but I've heard that the older editions are 
invaluable.

   Hope this helps.

   Tony

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Tony Clark -- clark at andrews.edu 
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