AJ, I emailed it to you several weeks ago, but just in case you've lost it, I just PM'd it to you again.

Gary

Gary,

I just retrieved it from the old PM you had sent me which I forgot about - sorry (I was searching through emails but it wasn't there)

Got it.

Any update on the schedule,time slots for presentation ... etc?

Thanks,

AJ

At this SynthZone Jam, we will be showing the following:-

* KETRON AJAMSONIC AUDYA 5 (with Ver.3 and the new SUPER STYLES - soon to be release). Also included will be the new OS5.0E software ...

* New KETRON MIDIJAY PRO AJAMSONIC (controlled with a YAMAHA TYROS 5 - 61). This will also present a good way to A/B Yamaha & Ketron Sounds, Styles ... etc., since they will all be connected to the same sound system. If interested further, contact Dan O at the PIANOMAN in Cattonsville, MD or Frank at Audio Works, CT.

* New KETRON GP1 PORTABLE GRAND PIANO (with the new firmware). This unit is now available in Catonsville, MD (contact Dan O), or Frank at Audio Works, CT.

* Collecting suggestions and ideas from customers to enhance current products and ideas for the new.

For those interested in the KETRON PRESENTATION, please try and get there early!

Thanks and see you all ... in 2 days!!!

We're pretty flexible, AJ. Anytime after 12 noon is fine. We'll be having fun all day and well into the evening.

Gary

My wife and I finally have made it to as Gary calls it the "Peoples Republic of Maryland." It was a fight to the finish!! Trip should have been a little over 6 hours. Instead it took just over 8 hours. Hit 5 major traffic jams 1 in Stamford, Ct., 1 On the Tappan Zee Bridge, 2 on the New Jersey Turnpike ( one probably around DNJs exit at BrickTownship) and finally one on the approach to the Delaware Watergap Bridge. Some years ago we traveled 7000 miles touring the USA and never once were we in traffic this jammed up!

Of course it's all worth it to meet up with the "pros", hoping they can teach a slow learner like me a little something.

I hit the traffic all day long - to and from today's job, which was just 29 miles away, was a three-hour ordeal. Fortunately, the weekends are a lot better driving on I-95. By Saturday, all of the crazies are at the Maryland, Delaware and Jersey shores, however, they do begin heading home on Sunday night, thus jamming I-95 to capacity.

Tomorrow, I have a job from 2 till 3 p.m.and will be home by 4:30 at the latest. I have to leave home about 12:30 in order to be sure I'm on time for the job. Therefore, anyone that wishes to bring their gear can do it in the morning from 9 till noon and after 4:30 p.m. and till 10:00 p.m.. The bar is fully stocked, the snacks are ready for tomorrow evening's cocktail hour for those who may wish to imbibe, and the fartherest you will have to haul your gear is from your car to the tractor cart, about 2 feet at most. How's that for a deal.

I don't have to go back to work till Monday evening, so there is not a problem leaving your equipment here till Monday if you wish to head home on that day to avoid the Sunday traffic jams. If you're sticking around till Wednesday, you can go sailing with me (weather depending).

Gary
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snif ... sniff ... do I smell happy hour starting down south?