>From: "theforcesofglenn" <glenn234@...> >Reply-To: Linndrum@yahoogroups.com >To: Linndrum@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [Linndrum] OT: Oberheim Prommer for sale >Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2004 07:03:27 -0000 > >My mac bit it and lost every email for the last don't know how >many years, SO, this is why I'm writing to the group instead of >just to those who've corresponded with me on this in the past. > >Have an Oberheim Prommer that needs a little TLC, probably >just a battery and ? > >Before the battery went it was buring Linndrum proms (2732) >fine, but had a problem seeing/writing to 2764's : oberheim dx, >midibass, tom, etc. > >The service manual is downloadable off the net or i could hook >you up with it. I have the Prommer itself, a BUNCH of eproms >and a bulk eprom eraser with a timer that goes for well over a >hundred dollars. > >Was thinking to start up a business and use this to move some >great samples from my Fairlight to the Linndrum, now fear  I may >never have the time to contend with this project. > >Anyone still care to take it on? > >$250 obo gets you the lot : Prommer, Eproms, Eprom eraser, >link to or pdf of manual/service manual. > >You'll probably need time, some soldering and tech skills and a >love of vintage drum machines. > >Glenn >