For shipping a CS-80, try
http://www.cavalier.ca/index.aspI have used them for many heavy industrial shipping jobs.
-Rory McDonald
On Aug 25, 2006, at 7:07 PM, Christian Martirano wrote:
> I am the original owner and the CS-80 has been kept in my studio.
> It was
> used for some gigs back in the 80s but has remained in my home
> studio (smoke
> free) for last 15 years. It has some wear on the tolex and the
> metal clips
> that lock the lid down are missing from the lid. The rear hi/lo
> gain switch
> is a bit flakey but other than that, it is clean. I have the
> original legs
> (no leg bag though), a copy of the manual, and a few extra light
> bulbs for
> the illuminated tone select switches. My legs are missing the original
> screws that attach the top of the stand to the bottom of the CS-80
> but I
> have generic hardware screws that I use.
>
> I also have an Oberheim Matrix 12 with the separate outs in mint
> condition.
> Again, I am the original owner have the original box, manual.
>
> I am sad to part with these items but I have two kids in college
> and they
> just sit here doing nothing (the keyboards, not the kids).
>
> Make an offer if you are interested. I know the value of these
> items as I
> was director of product development for Kurzweil Music Systems for
> over 12
> years (K2000, K2500, K2600, PC88 et.). I now work at M-Audio. I
> will keep my
> Super Jupiter and MIDImoog for now.
>
> Email me at cnm03@...
>
> Christian Martirano / M-Audio
> Senior Sound Designer
>
>
rorymcd@...
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