Re: [microsound] 8bit

[bruce tovsky <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

that's funny. i sold my beloved old commodore 128 a few months
ago on ebay, with a massive collection of software, from games to
music stuff, along with midi interface and so on. the guy who bought
it was thrilled. it took me a long time to let it go....
if only you had found me sooner.... he he
cheers
bruce

On Oct 13, 2005, at 5:11 PM, Doran Massey wrote:

> It's funny they use a guy using a 32bit processor as the poster boy 
> for an article on 8 bit sound.
>
> Anyone know where I can find a  Commodore 64  in the New York area for 
> a reasonable price?  I haven't had any luck with thrift stores, which 
> is where I found my Atari ST  in Seattle.
>
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