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OC Electronics (now Acutronics) 'Folded Line Reerberation Device' free
to good home. Look on Accutronics web site for info. Has label:

'Manufactured by beautiful girls in Milton, Wis. under controlled
atmosphere conditions'.

John Mackesy (Melbourne)

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April 14, 2005, 3:26 am
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If no one local goes for It I will send you Packaging and Stamps to get it
to Sydney If you can tell me its size and how much it weighs.......

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Richard Freeman



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April 14, 2005, 8:53 am
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Richard,

Weight is 310 gm, dim 280 mm long x 110 mm wide x 30 mm deep. I can pack
it, shouldn't cost more than a 2 or 3 bucks postage.

John Mackesy

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Since no-one closer has offered to take it off your hands I will Email For
address etc ....



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Ha! I saw that label on a spring reverb unit in an old Roland mixing
desk. Got a good chuckle out of it.

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April 14, 2005, 3:46 pm
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Also used a lot in American electronic organs.


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Came out of a junked Gulbransen organ

(I should pay more attention to my spell chequer)
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A friend who built himself a 'sound-lounge' c/w modulated multi-coloured
lights and Hendrix LPs,..used to use one of those reverb units,.....sounded
way-out man!


Jason



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Thanks John
It arrived Safely ....



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