Semi-OT: Sampler workshop manual

[Philip Belben]

Roy J. Tellason wrote:

> Well,  since we're going there...
> 
> I used to work on a lot of that stuff.  Closed my shop up back in 1992.  At 
> that time I took a whole mess of manuals to another,  nearby shop that we had 
> a good relationship with,  saying something like "You'll probably find some 
> use for these before I do..." and there they sat.  Until recently,  when I 
> heard from the guy who's now running it,  and he wants the space back so they 
> can do some other stuff.  So I'm getting them out of there,  transportation 
> permitting (and my car is currently off the road).  The results of the first 
> trip over there can be seen here:
> 
> http://mysite.verizon.net/rtellason/manuals.jpg
> 
> I've been working up a list of what's there,  just typing stuff into a text 
> file and so far it's up around 50K bytes or so,  and I have a good bit of 
> that material to go yet.  Anybody looking for any of that sort of stuff?

In a word, Yes.

(I almost typed, "In a word, Yes please", but while politer, it didn't 
make sense.)

In your picture I noticed Tektronix manuals, the top being for a 
3-series 'scope plugin.  I don't have that particular plugin, but I do 
have a 564 scope...

I also noticed Moog manuals.  You haven't got an Opus 3 service manual 
hidden away there, have you?

I'll not place a bulk order since shippling is likely to be prohibitive 
(you're not in England, are you?), but I'll eagerly await your 
catalogue.  Or even your catalog :-)

> There's still a 5-drawer file cabinet over there yet that I have to arrange to 
> go and get...   :-)

Go for it!

Philip.