john and list,
Mark Vail's book is $27.95, but for me its 30% off (and don't ask,
cause i'm not starting an underground book ring, well not unless i
get payed for my efforts, <insert manical laughter here>). the book
has a lot of detailed history (the development of synth companies and
what not to do if you start one), molto pics, and a list of prices
(yes they're a little off, but so are the prices some people actually
charge). i'll ask again does anybody know about that 33 1/3 single
that came with the "close encounter of the 3rd kind" sound track?
i'm
lazy like john and i just don't want to look it up at work. i've got
read some more %^) peace, elliott
ps- there's a great list of synthesizer related websites in the back
and yes, it includes synthesis tech. so ..um.. when does M. Vail pay
me for this advertising?
--- In motm@egroups.com, jwbarlow@a... wrote:
>
> In a message dated 5/7/2000 7:53:40 PM, elliottishere@e... writes:
>
> > i don't know if i'm correct but i saw online some where
> >that the Mark Vail book "Vintage Synthesizers" was out of print
(if
> >i'm wrong just verbally abuse me into reality). and then at work
> >(barnes and noble) they told me that it was out of print and to
> >reorder it in a month. so i did and it came in today but i
haven't
> >had a chance to really look it over. is this a reprint, or
original?
>
> Well, now that MOTM is in it, maybe I can breakdown and get it. So
how much
> did you pay for it (of course I could look it up, but where's the
fun in
> that)?
>
> >ps- JH about the pedal experimentation, i need to build more motm
> >first. thanks for your help!
>
> I think using a pedal(s) with a modular would be one of the best
reasons to
> look at the (currently in stock!!) MOTM 700 VC Router, for either
switching
> between inputs or outputs to/from the pedal.
>
> JB