Re: [newmellotrongroup] Hello in Mellotron land, I'm new here.
2012-02-27 by Bill Rudloff
You are welcome. :D Bill Rudloff ... From: capnreverb To: newmellotrongroup Sent: Mon, Feb 27, 2012
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2012-02-27 by Bill Rudloff
You are welcome. :D Bill Rudloff ... From: capnreverb To: newmellotrongroup Sent: Mon, Feb 27, 2012
2012-02-27 by capnreverb
I guess I joined the old group that a member here was kind enough to point out to me so I ll post here instead. Thanks! Just joined and this is my first post.
2012-02-26 by gino wong
There are some differences in circuitry eg the 6 had an arpeggiator. I put up to electic hoodoo. To diverge just a bit. I gave the Godfather, our own Jimmy
2012-02-26 by Robert
Vance, Thank you for your post and comments... I like AH too and have both albums he did with Tempest as well as Igginbottoms Wrenchfrom 1969, Gong s Expresso
2012-02-26 by Gary Brumm
I don t know what the difference was other than MIDI but it did sound different (and better IMHO) but that Juno series is definitely a classic. They were buth
2012-02-26 by gino wong
I agree Gary It is just the Midi, I have a 6 which is excellent as well but no patch storage. I modded my 106 too much to sell off For one thing the leds
2012-02-26 by Gary Brumm
Not anymore, but I used to have one. It was supposed to be a Juno 60 (which I also had) with MIDI but the 106 never sounded as good as the 60. I don t know
2012-02-26 by gino wong
I have a customer who wants to buy a Juno 106, Anybody got one. He also paid a lot of money for an Arp Oddy. I no longer have an Oddy and know this guy is no
2012-02-26 by Robert
Gino, Please see below... ________________________________ From: gino wong To: newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, February
2012-02-26 by Robert
Jim, What album from 1986 are you referring to ? Thanks, Robert ________________________________ From: Jim Blair To:
2012-02-26 by Mike Kechagias
cheers Michael kechagias ... cheers Michael kechagias On 26 Φεβ 2012, at 6:53 μ.μ., Jim Blair wrote: Thanks Mike, I forgot about that
2012-02-26 by Jim Blair
Speaking of Elton, Grey Seal and Daniel . would be good choices too. Jim Blair
2012-02-26 by Jim Blair
Thanks Mike, I forgot about that list. Turns out one of my albums from 1986 is on the list. Funny stuff. I posted a pretty detailed review here last week. I ll
2012-02-26 by tron400
Watcher has left hand Bass Accordion in the intro (MkI/II station 2, track c). Seven Stones is probably Church Organ (MkI/II station 6, track c). Bernie
2012-02-26 by tron400
What would we Mellotronists do without all the expertise on this list? Thanks folks! Bernie
2012-02-26 by Mike Kechagias
planet mellotron site has a list with the tracks that mellotron is used....worth checking out,give us your review of M4000d...i am thinking of buying it
2012-02-26 by Andy Kinch
Moodies.. Nights in White Satin. mk2 v. New Horizons mk2 v plus Chamberlain vs Strawbs New World Mk 2 Brass and vs Or completely out there Elton John Lucy
2012-02-26 by Bill Rudloff
The Voyage by The Moody Blues. Bill Rudloff Sent from my iPhone4
2012-02-26 by Jim Blair
Hey all! So I have this insanely good M4000D, and I m trying to dig up all my favorite classic Tron songs/riffs. But I need suggestions! Here s what I ve got
2012-02-26 by lsf5275@aol.com
Actually, you led him to this one. In a message dated 2/26/2012 1:55:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, pocotron@yahoo.com writes: Frank- You taught us well,
2012-02-26 by Bruce Daily
Frank- You taught us well, Obi-Wan, thank you! Looks like Bernie found it. -Bruce D. ________________________________ From: lsf5275@aol.com
2012-02-26 by william Beith
With all this talk of a grounding issue, I have a low level ground hum in my console. Can anyone reccommend a good tech in the Chicago area? I have worked past
2012-02-26 by Mark
Zen and the Art of Mellotron Maintenance eh? So much for Lent. Mark PS Thanks for the kind comments on And Beyond , there were 5 or 6 layers and it was
2012-02-26 by lsf5275@aol.com
With Mellotrons, as with Harley Davidsons, start with the simplest possibility and work your way up. Most of the problems are resolved at simple. Glad you
2012-02-26 by tron400
Looks like it was one of the spring hooks that holds the head block in place. One of them was not in its hole. Bernie
2012-02-25 by gino wong
I am just thankful that they keep making rollers, belts, reconing kits and heads. I still like tape . I got one of those Neve things with a tape head in the
2012-02-25 by tron400
Wouldn t you know, it s not acting up at the moment. I ll have to leave it running for a while. Jerry put a new cable in when he refurbished it. The old one
2012-02-25 by Jack Younger
No problems....replacement is always preferred to resurfacing. Besides, the new rubber formulas are less liable to turn to gunk.
2012-02-25 by lsf5275@aol.com
Good call Bruce... I didn t see your post or I wouldn t have repeated the information. Frank In a message dated 2/25/2012 1:30:16 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
2012-02-25 by lsf5275@aol.com
I m guessing that when you switch tracks there is something causing the head block to ground. Check the retainer springs and make sure that they are isolated
2012-02-25 by Bruce Daily
Hey Bernie- The headblock must remain electrically isolated from the chassis to avoid this. Last time this happened to me I had a missing headblock
2012-02-25 by gino wong
I was a bit harsh.. They know the song, they played it. They did nothing with it that wasn t altready done. When it came out I was expecting more. How do you
2012-02-24 by Tom Doncourt
thanks-I ll get one right away:) On Feb 24, 2012, at 4:19 PM, gino wong wrote: Thanks Jack On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 1:42 PM, Jack Younger
2012-02-24 by Vance Pomeroy
Robert - Still OT, but when I went to watch/listen to the Soft Machine version (thank you very much), I clicked over onto this:
2012-02-24 by gino wong
Thanks Jack ... -- All music is folk music; I ain t never heard no horse sing a song. Louis Armstrong Gino Wong Birgelo *BSComm, BSEE, CG, CSEC * *Audio
2012-02-24 by john barrick
Try putting it in the C position and then wiggle the cable a bit while playing a note. That may reproduce it. ... *Leo got it right the first time* *then he
2012-02-24 by john barrick
Maybe the cable going from the head block to the preamp? ... john barrick *Leo got it right the first time* *then he added a second pickup and got it righter*
2012-02-24 by tron400
#500 has had an intermittant hum for a while now. I thought that maybe it was related to the volume pedal jack, but I noticed yesterday that the volume of the
2012-02-24 by Robert
I didn t mean to infer that the original recording of this song was done by Soft Machine; it s their version that I associate the song with. To the best of my
2012-02-24 by Robert
Gino, thanks for pointing out to us that Whitney Houston sang Memories ; I never knew that. I didn t follow Whitney Houston, but I always loved Soft Machine.
2012-02-24 by Jack Younger
I can only find guys here in the states. There are a few....but for reliability, try JRF Magnetics. They are excellent.
2012-02-24 by tron400
Done!! Not a pleasant job lacing a frame, especially when you don t have the right tools. It must have taken about 4 or 5 hours, but now I can sit back and
2012-02-24 by gino wong
Your local rubber belt suppliers should pich a pinch roller relapping service, They tend to be poly rather than rubber. as long as you have a good bearing
2012-02-24 by Dieter
Huh? Even the first message wasn t from him? I don t want to keep on talking about this here but I m quite sure that the message where he addresses me is his.
2012-02-24 by Mark Wallis
Hi folks... I desperately need a new pinch roller or even just a grindable rubber sleeve for a 1/2 8-track OTARI MX5050. The old one has turned to cheese. The
2012-02-24 by lsf5275@aol.com
He was great. In a message dated 2/24/2012 12:29:24 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, wonggster@gmail.com writes: Dich Shawn, amazing performance. On Thu, Feb 23,
2012-02-24 by gino wong
Dich Shawn, amazing performance. ... -- All music is folk music; I ain t never heard no horse sing a song. Louis Armstrong Gino Wong Birgelo *BSComm, BSEE,
2012-02-24 by gino wong
Sarah Vaughn she was not. What she did was fashion, showbiz, not music. Music is incidental to people in her situation. Confluential to selling shit. She
2012-02-24 by lsf5275@aol.com
Nothing. In a message dated 2/23/2012 8:10:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, jandjstrz@verizon.net writes: What did I miss? ... From: ClayE
2012-02-24 by lsf5275@aol.com
I loved the movie with Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel. I about fell out of my seat when they performed Springtime For Hitler. In a message dated 2/23/2012 8:06:02