So, with this down time, I decided to clean out my music room/studio. I had my first paid gig about 1955 and I think I saved just about everything that I used, or even referred to that I thought would enhance performances. Tons and tons of sheet music. I made my first backing tracks with cassettes back in the late ’60’s early ’70’s. The Casiotone came along in the 80’s making cassette track making easier. Then came, the first midi arrangers that used floppy discs and on and on. Now, what to do with a several hundred of floppys and cassettes? I USED to nag my wife about hoarding … says a guy with 5 keyboards, 6 sound systems/amps, 7 accordions, 2 trombones, 3 cassette recorders, 3 digital recorders, and several tubs/containers of miscellanies accessories … oh yeah, and several hundred floppys and cassettes.
Ciao, back to the cleaning ...

So ... your next career a used instrument salesman?

Jerry I am thinking of doing the same here...I just don't know where to start..
I hate to throw away stuff that still works..
About 6-7 years ago I remodeled my downstairs including the music room..Packed all the then current stuff 8 large cartons and stored them. Now I have more stuff.

How do I throw out my 1998 CTX laptop with scuzzy printer, and scanner..along with my Viewsonic (giant 15' monitor).

I am just going to go for it!!! Gut the room, lay a new floor or carpet and decide on my layout.. furniture or modular design.

One thing though, I may talk my self into a Fantom and another Integra7.

Yes I am doing it... next week

Fran congrats on your new Roland Fantom wow !

No No No!! I am gutting the room next week

Yes Fran that Hammond Organ will look good in the new room...
enjoy

This'll never happen.

He'll change his mind

It will relieve the boredom of staying home...
creating a new studio room is exciting..