f-erenc wrote: >>Good job, Paul. But 2 things: >>1) Wipe the ashes off the right lower corner of the Prophet5's >>panel. Or if the black paint simply came off, touch it up. >>2) What the heck is "audio sweetening" (you mention it >>as one of the services). lkwilliams@... writes: >I have a question that is to f-erenc: >Can we see a picture of your Lab? >Yours got to be off the hook for you to give such a comment!! >I want to see all the possibilities I can explore when I move in >my home and build my own custom lab. I don't have any kind of camera or scanner or even knowledge how to post to a website (beyond my highly advanced site at <home.goodmedia.com/~zerobeat>, which comes free with my internet account) Plus, I'm in the middle of moving the studio anyway. Everything is set up hapharzardly in my living room right now until the real studio gets finished (summer 2001??????) And regarding my finicky comments about Paul's Prophet5... I have a special place in my heart for this excellent synth because I've had one since 1981 and it still works perfectly (not that scraped paint will compromise its quality of course). I even added MIDI to it in 1986 without a hitch (phew, that was nervewracking back then - cutting traces and adding jumpers to the circuit board - like peforming surgery on yourself). The P5 cost me Canadian$6,900 (approx US$4600) in 1981. I still don't know what Audio Sweetening refers to. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"