You are seeing Ask web results for Mellotron.
|
|
A Mellotron History ... A list of albums featuring the Mellotron ... would add to this design in producing their first Mellotron. Harry then built the remotely operated Model 300/350 (two separate cabinets) and the organ style cabinet Model 600/660 Music Master. These machines used 3/8ths in.
|
|||
|
Mellotron - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|
|||
|
Planet Mellotron: This is THE site for information on Mellotrons, Chamberlins and other tape-replay keyboards ... It's Planet Mellotron's tenth anniversary! Woo-hoo! That means I've been doing this stuff for... ten years... of my... life... Oh God... I have no life... Oh, pull yourself together, man - see it as an achievement!
|
|||
|
A collection of Mellotron resources ... The Mellotron is an electronic musical instrument invented around 1960 to provide the sounds of violins, cellos, flutes, choirs, horns, pretty much anything, from a keyboard. Given the technology of the day, the reasonable way to do this was with strips of magnetic tape.
|
|||
|
A collection of Mellotron resources ... In September 1993 I saw an ad in the ba.music newsgroup for a Mellotron for sale in San Francisco. Dirt cheap, $400. Of course I'm thinking, "Hey I've already got a 'Tron", quickly followed by, "But one can never have too many Mellotrons.
|
|||
|
|||
|
Mellotron specialists for over 40 years. ... Mellotron specialists for over 40 years. Streetly Electronics - all things MELLOTRONIC; These pages © Streetly Electronics 2005...
|
|||
|
The Mellotron Story ... Streetly Electronics is run by John Bradley (son of Les, the managing director of the original Streetly Electronics, Mellotron manufacturers in the early days) and Martin Smith, Mellotron nut and all round good egg. They are the only people outside the USA who can offer a FULL rescue package for...
|
|||
|
Gaze Upon The Entrails Of The Mythical Mellotron! ... To appease the gods of prog, Markus Resch, High Priest and Keeper of the Sacred Tape Banks, did ritually disembowel a Mellotron. Caught on film by Gearwire's crack videographers. Quite possibly the coolest thing ever....
|
