Hi Walter,

he's now working at Roland Germany in Norderstedt, near Hamburg.

Bye

Crysyl

Thanks Crysyl,
this Forum is better than a Reference Library!!!
Walter.

You betcha Walter! Even when you think you're all alone, someone in the world knows what you're up to. We're all one big family, here. Wonder what happened to all the "family members" from New Zealand and Australia? They've been awfully quiet lately! Maybe it's time for winter hibernation there.

Bud, now that it is spring into summer here it is fall into winter there. Their National Bird, (the mosquite) should be gone for this season so they are prolly all outside playing intil the monsoon comes and then we will be hearing from them again, HOPEFULLY.
Bebop

Walter, I thought you was talking about the drawbar that tows the sportscar behind our motorhome. I thought for awhile I had really missed out on setting it up right
Bebop

Forgot to answer this Bill..
Having seen the size of your Motor Home, and adding a Sportscar to it, I would imagine the people driving behind you would call it a Drawback!!!! Walter.

Worth a look at
http://www.thesoundsmith.com/private/hammond4.htm

Found some good Info. Walter.

Walter, I read the article you refer to, and it surely brought back memories. When I was stationed at the Naval shipyard in Boston, back in the early sixties, we would go downtown to some of the old blues bars and nurse a drink for an hour or so while listening to the live bands. There is simply no experience quite like sitting right in front of a B3 and letting the vibrations pulse through your body. After a while you just have to get up and dance or at least jump around before you lapse into a coma. I think its those early days that had the most effect on my choice to drive everyone crazy with something I termed "music". Ahh, youth.

Good one Bud,
I know of two B3's within 6 miles, and am fairly confident they are hardly used!!! Walter.