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Thanks.  I actually swapped cases from a Macintosh Classic II to a Mac Plus since I shot that image. It looks even more nostalgic.  Those cases are tough to find without cracks and yellowing.  I got super lucky finding 3 unused units recently. First I felt bad to cannibalize a perfectly good vintage Mac, but I got over it very quickly.  I still run Sound Designer on a Mac SE/30 but it's more of a hassle than it's worth for me.

With EMXP, Awave, and the new Prophet 2002 editor, and a terabyte of storage, and other audio programs, than everything is cool.   The screen can be wearing on your eyes after a while since it's so small but I have the Thunderbolt connection connected to an LCD projector which renders an 8" screen on my wall.  Totally tits.

Prophet 2000/2002 editor
http://synth.curlsystems.de/

On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 8:56 AM, woioioi <woioioi@...> wrote:

 

WOW!!!! Awesome :)))

--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, James Ulibarri wrote:
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> Runs like a champ off a 2012 Mac Mini Server.
> 16gb of Crucial memory. 2 Crucial SSD hard drives.
> 2.0GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 running Boot Camp with OSX Server and
> Windows 7.
> This thing flies. Not a cheap or easy project. But it's done.
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