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I'm leaving synth-diy and the gear biz in general for a while. Essentially
I feel I need to focus on other aspects of my music (and indeed, other
aspects of my life) for a while, and I'm not using this gear for the type
of music I'm making now. 

Thus I'm getting rid of a lot of hand built modular analog stuff which I
feel has outlived its usefullness to me. A full list, including prices,
is at www.cs.brandeis.edu/~aschrock/modular.txt. There's a lot of stuff
there, so don't be shy if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer
them. Trades are encouraged. 

Thanks for years of helpful advice, I can't tell you how much I've
learned in my time here. I'll be around, and busy at that, but refraining
from taking part in most list activities. 

Andrew

Andrew--
Thought I'd offer some stuff up for trade even though it ain't exactly what
you're looking for

Microphones:  Yamaha MZ105(inst. mic), MZ106(voc Mic), EV nd408(I think
that's the
one--inst. mic), goofy military surplus junk mics.

fx:  midiverb 2, dod stereo chorus stompbox.

a Yamaha RX 11--beat up, needs a new battery, but works.

Fender Bxr 400 rack mount bass amp

an 80's style ugly black ovation electric guitar (The Preacher)--in good
shape with case.

Any thing of interest to you there?  I would probably be most interested in
racks
4 &/or 5,  possibly rack 1.

Thanks for your consideration.
tomr

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Schrock <aschrock@...>
To: SynthFolk <synth-diy@...>
Cc: motm@onelist.com <motm@onelist.com>
Date: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 12:39 AM

Subject: [motm] Homebuilt Modular Analog goodies FS.


>From: Andrew Schrock <aschrock@...>
>
>I'm leaving synth-diy and the gear biz in general for a while. Essentially
>I feel I need to focus on other aspects of my music (and indeed, other
>aspects of my life) for a while, and I'm not using this gear for the type
>of music I'm making now.
>
>Thus I'm getting rid of a lot of hand built modular analog stuff which I
>feel has outlived its usefullness to me. A full list, including prices,
>is at www.cs.brandeis.edu/~aschrock/modular.txt. There's a lot of stuff
>there, so don't be shy if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer
>them. Trades are encouraged.
>
>Thanks for years of helpful advice, I can't tell you how much I've
>learned in my time here. I'll be around, and busy at that, but refraining
>from taking part in most list activities.
>
>Andrew
>
>