In a message dated 6/23/2010 12:32:02 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, pocotron@yahoo.com writes:
A database is a great idea. With data storage so cheap these days, lots of details could be included. Stuff like instrument histories (& legends), purchase & delivery stories, upgrades, frame info, gigs, etc. -Bruce D.
Some of you know that I've kept a registry for years now (as has Dave Kean), and periodically post a request for updates. Basic info: owner's name, email address, model, S/N, country/state located.
The detailed database is a great idea, but won't work in practical terms. While some tron owners are an open book regarding their trons, a good number of others guard any details like state secrets or like they were housed in Area 51! Hey, you in the latter category -- get over yourselves!
So far (and some have changed hands with new owners preferring to remain anonymous):
45 MkI's/II's
8 M300's
181 M400's
10 MkV's
2 Skellotrons
2 T-550's
2 4-Tracks
11 MkVI's
1 MkVII
7 M4000's
3 M5000's
18 Chamberlins (various models)
4 Birotrons
3 Orchestrons