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Hey Tommy.....
Thanks for the thoughts..........he might well have
ended up there again, 'cause that's where he said he
was from.............
Anyway...........you're a hard working guy to take the
beast out on the road..............but you can't beat
the filters.  That  real analog twist is so
unique...............It's one of my favorites.  I have
three.....one is a parts keyboard at this point
because someone used the two outside keys for a repair
(of course).......and it's missing a one of the RAM
boards.........but It does power up and is very clean.
 
So if the old girl goes down, I just might be able to
help.  It looks like all the other chips are there, so
unless I get it up and running, I can always try to
loot a part for you.
Best of luck toting the beast around.............
Take your protien pills and put your helmet on......
Dave

> Hi David,
>    
>   It would be a surprise if he met his end in
> Arkansas, no big acts ever make it a point to play
> here, unless they're just passing through! Well, I
> take that back, we are starting to get some big
> names here...
>    
>   I still take my EII out for a spin on gigs once or
> twice a month. It has a few popping noises and then
> if I either jiggle the line going to the Mix Out
> jack or tap the bottom of the keyboard, it works
> great for the rest of the night. The old beast still
> stands out and holds its own on many types of
> sounds. For example, people claim they thought we
> had a horn section tucked away somewhere when we
> play. I got a disk from E-mu years ago that was
> converted from Emax samples called Emax Pop Brass,
> and it's pretty authentic. I don't have the SD
> software or a Mac so I can't offer it on the Files
> section for everybody. I'm more of a PC user.
>    
>   Tommy
> 
> David Dehart <mytunes@...> wrote:
>           Doug...............
> There is no hard drive prayer I know of, but could
> have used one many times.
> Opening for Icehouse in the 80's, my DX 7 IIFD drive
> would freeze when too near the masive power cluster
> f--k that powered up their 200,000watts of overhead
> par cans.
> I remember a stage hand tipping me off and running
> for
> a 200 ft extension cord. We moved way away from the
> power pole where the lighting was getting
> juice...and
> it loaded right up.
> He should be a major league technical giant by
> now...........
> but he's most likely passed-out in a pile of empty
> beer cans in a Motel 6 in Arkansas.
> Sorry,............he saved the show.
> Dave
> 
> > This is mainly for you Wayne. Taking the EII out
> > for a live one this 
> > weekend, will be accompaning the Mellotron and
> > triggering the E4. 
> > Since the Tron has held up with no problems, am
> > dying to get the EII 
> > in action, especially now I can read the screen.
> Do
> > you know any hard 
> > drive prayers? Doug 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
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