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Beck
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I had an old box full of brochures that I threw away about 15 years ago. It had all the Fostex stuff from the A8 and on, including the mixers and cassette studios to that time. Also had all the info on the Akai 12-tracks, and a few Tascam products. Lots of keyboard brochures back to the 70's.
Yes, my but still hurts from kicking myself later.
Luckily I found a bunch of Tascam, Yamaha, Otari, Fostex, Alesis, Kurzweil, Ensoniq and other brochures in a filing cabinet I forgot I had. I even bought a Tascam 388 brochure on ebay for $9.99 to punish myself for being such an idiot. I had an original from a local store around for years, but threw it away in a garage cleaning frenzy.
Now I don't throw anything away -- I just make more room.
The worst thing I ever threw away (in the same garage cleaning frenzy) was an old rack-mount Electro-Harmonix vocoder. Back when I got it I traded it for some cheap pedal chorus. Believe it or not, back in the day Electro-Harmonix was not highly valued – most of their stuff was cheap and noisy.
Anyway, a few months after I threw the vocoder away I started getting interested in ebay… found them selling for between $250-$300. “SHIT!” I exclaimed.
Yes, my but still hurts from kicking myself later.
Luckily I found a bunch of Tascam, Yamaha, Otari, Fostex, Alesis, Kurzweil, Ensoniq and other brochures in a filing cabinet I forgot I had. I even bought a Tascam 388 brochure on ebay for $9.99 to punish myself for being such an idiot. I had an original from a local store around for years, but threw it away in a garage cleaning frenzy.
Now I don't throw anything away -- I just make more room.
The worst thing I ever threw away (in the same garage cleaning frenzy) was an old rack-mount Electro-Harmonix vocoder. Back when I got it I traded it for some cheap pedal chorus. Believe it or not, back in the day Electro-Harmonix was not highly valued – most of their stuff was cheap and noisy.
Anyway, a few months after I threw the vocoder away I started getting interested in ebay… found them selling for between $250-$300. “SHIT!” I exclaimed.