I forgot to mention ...
It comes with the original Mellotron Muffcase (in excellent shape) and an extra tape frame in a csae of its own. The tapes are original and includes Flute, cellos, 3strings, male choir, female choir, and one other I can't remember (maybe Violin).
Additionally, it is covered in some sort of white textured formica and edged with aluminum angle strips, as you can see in the images. This was done by the previous owner, so I have no idea what the surfaces underneath look like. The mica covering, I will say, kept it looking like a tron and is very durable and scratch resitant, so I kept it that way.
John
--- In newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com, "W2WDX" <jrlaudio@...> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I have an M400 which I will be posting for sale soon, probably on eBay with the next week or two. It's serial number is 472 (I think).
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> I have had this baby since 1982 and it used for my rare live performances, but it was well handled. It is all original(with none of the various upgrade boards and such) and is not working. The power supply quit a few years ago (2007). I believe the main power transformer shorted.
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> It is my second (spare) M400 and I had always meant to restore it but never found the time.
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> Questions? How much? How to ship (I live in NY)? Is there interest in a very restoreable machine.
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> Images can be seen in the photos section of this groups website under the folder jrlaudio. Incidentally, the large modular in the images there is also coming up for sale, if anyone here has an interest.
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> John
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