Jacquot.Patrice@... skrev 2011-09-12 12:55:
> Museum Piece for sure !
Well, it's a bit scratched etc since the former owner gigged quite a lot
with it. And I can understand why, it must be one of the easiest sets to
put together. Memory locks on everything. ∗click, click, twist, done∗
> Congratulations !
Thanks!
> very SImmons brainy !
Looks like a SDS-8 that's been stretched sideways. Not too far from it
soundwise either. It's not SDS-V nor MusicAid power, but certainly
better than expected.
> Where was it built ?
In the UK, but I don't know about the town. It was sold by a shop in
Poole, Dorset though and inside the unit is the serial 1010. I wonder if
they started at 1000? I highly doubt they sold that many. Thomas, have
you found any serial in yours (it's on a sticker inside)?
(I just LOVE when sellers on Ebay upload crappy photos and write two
sentences or so about their old gold.) :D
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electronically yours, jesper
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