In a message dated 21/11/2007 05:10:18 GMT Standard Time, lsf5275@aol.com writes:
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?
Yep. All you need initially is two geeks, a 22 foot square space with a lathe, miller, driller, bench press, metal shearer and bender, a set of BA tools and Brian Soukal. Once you have these in place we'll be ready to go!
M
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