Russ, you should write a parody...."the best lil' warehouse in Kentucky" .

chas

Chas...it's 40,000 square feet of nostalgia. For instance, I have the original 16 channel board from the late 70's out of a recording studio I started with some other investors. Dials are about 3" across. The thing is larger than a full size office desk! Somewhere around here is the 2" recording machine. I recall that even in the late 70's we had to cough up over $160,000.00. Now, of course, you can get superior sound out of a digital $700.00 desk-top set up about the size of a small portable radio. We do have some old 2" tape, and get calls from purists who want to buy some.

Man, has this business changed!


R.


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Dumb question time

Isn't the M100 considered a Baby B3?

Jerry

Yes, Jerry...when that's all I co uld afford (and lift), an M-100 was my baby B-3.

Really had fun with that one (mid-60's...still a teenager). My first Hammond was an M (no numbers following the letter "M"). That's why I really like the old relic I just got. No pre-sets at all.

Russ

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