Hi, all-
Good idea, Frank. I think we can all offer some
input on this one. Could call one category "Things I
Learned the Hard Way". Then again, this could apply
to several subjects.
I will come up with more soon. Gotta go grocery
shopping now.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!!!
-Bruce Daily
--- lsf5275@aol.com wrote:
> I was thinking that it might be fun in this forum to
> try something new.
>
> How to fix up your Mellotron.
>
> I'm thinking of topics on how to improve your
> Mellotron to make it the best
> it can be... step by step. There has to be a
> curriculum that we all follow,
> but the information would obviously be savable, so
> one might refer back to it
> at any given time. I am willing create to start this
> off. However, I fear
> that we run into the, "my way is better than your
> way," issue so I will be
> willing to offer my knowledge both publicly and
> privately. I'm into my 21st
> machine. There may be several good ways to resolve
> any Mellotron problems. I am
> willing to offer up what I know.
>
> Any takers?
>
>
> Frank II
>
>
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