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No, bro. I am just playing with you.  I don't know Alan personally.  But it's an unlikely story about your case being owned by Alan Wilder.  :]

God's honest truth though, my power supply says checked by DM with a Sharpie magic marker.  I can take a picture of it and post it.  But I think it's the technician's initials.  His name could have been Dirk Martin, or David Martinez, or Dan Mitchel, or a million other name combinations.  But I am not assuming it's in any relation to Depeche Mode...  Come on now.  Silly. 



--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, "elmbeatz" <elmbeatz@...> wrote:
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> "You know, Depeche would have been a completely different band if Alan had stayed..."
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> Yes, absolutely! I totally lost interest in their music since he left. They were my absolute favourite band before. Well, the music will live on anyway.
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> "Elm, I just called Alan on the phone a couple hours ago and he said the two EII's he had (one purchased by Daniel Miller) are still with him."
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> WOW - you know him personally?! Now that's cool! I purchased this EII shell some years ago (for a steal), and the seller (not knowing at all that I was into that depeche mode thing) told that it belonged to a studio that once lent it to Depeche, when one of their EIIs failed on tour. IF this is really true? - I don't know. Maybe you could ask him again about this - perhaps he can recall... That should have been in Germany by the way...
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> Greetings,
> Elm.
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> By the way - I've just started sorting out the fonts E-mu used for the labels. I will do a scan of the EII shell's labels today as the "template's template"...
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