Yamaha TG77
What I really wanted was a K2000, but in 1991 I knew that the salad days of the Korg M1 were drawing to a close. I sold the M1 privately and bought this direct from our product rep for $25 more than I received for the M1. A rack version of the SY77, this unit [...]
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About the museum
When I staked out my first 20 MB of server space on the internet, the biggest hurdle I had to overcome was a towering absence of content. In this respect as well as so many others, I failed to distinguish myself from millions of my self-styled webmaster peers. I did, however, have a metric pantload [...]
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A Poem
And now, a brief poem based on a page from an obscure vintage electronic instrument manual. An ode, if you will. When my monosynth sounded off kilter I berated the fellows what built her I was at my wit’s end Till I RTFM Which suggested I backflush the filter If anyone is interested, I’m sure [...]
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First
I’m pleased to announce that when the new MSN search engine launches, SteveCastellano.com will still be the #1 Steve Castellano resource on the planet – the first place most folks here on God’s Green Earth go to fulfill all their digital Steve Castellano information requirements. And it’s all thanks to you, my faithful readers, because [...]
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