MOTM

Let me make two "novel" suggestions as to where to find great EM books: 1) 
the hippest (or at least the biggest) of used bookstores near you; 2) Check 
out a book at your local library (preferably at a University or even a JC, 
where they aren't as likely to sell off the old books as your neighborhood 
library). I've found many good things at both as well as the once a month 
library book/record sale -- very sad to see these useful books on their way 
to being pulped. It's worth a try.

But really the best way to get interesting patches is to share ideas with 
others and try unorthodox (but not stupid -- like outputs to outputs) things: 
i.e., "why can't I use an audio processor for processing CVs, or vice versa?"

I'm wondering if Mr. Strange (you'd have to go into EM or psychology with a 
name like that, eh?) actually gave Mr. Probe (insert your own joke here) 
permission to make/sell copies of his book.

JB

In a message dated 8/13/99 12:35:34 PM, david@... writes:

>I've been spending the extra minutes today looking back through the Analogue
>Heaven archives about books such as the Allen Strange one. I'm going on
>vacation in a week and was hoping to find something I could buy, but it
>looks like all the good books require out-of-print book searches!