It's possible that Michael paid for it, but I always assumed it was
Kevin's. That was before I managed the business. He assembled it,
and I think Chas Smith did the welding for the custom frame. It was
built during the time that the factory worked out of the Hollywood
loft.
Speaking of which, if you ever see a bad old movie called the Mod Squad, a
movie made after the TV series, there's a scene where they climb up some stairs
in the back of a three story brick building to enter an apartment. Those
exterior shots were the rear of the Serge shop. The interiors in the movie
were shot somewhere else.
d
----- Original Message -----From: m. blake wilsonSent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 10:39 PMSubject: Re: [SergeModular] mighty sergeDarrel Johansen wrote:
...also nick-named the "death star" because of its curved arrangement of panels and it this was around the time of the original Star Wars release. Don't know if Kevin reads this list, but he's used it on a lot of recordings.--
its my understanding that the mighty was originally michael stearns' (and is pictures at SMOG under "photos" and "serge artists") who then sold it to kevin braheny.b.
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