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  |  | Departure It always seems that just as soon as we get these things rolling, it's time 
to go. Unlike times in the past, not all the 'trons were finished up.  Dan's 
EMI machine was completely dismantled, and John was staying 'til mid-week to 
have a look at it and a few other machines. LEFT UNDONE 
 
  
    | I suspect this man was quite busy 
    overseeing the reconstruction of the above bits o' 'Tron! |  |  PACKING UP You know it's over when the first 'tron gets sealed in its Protect-O-Muff or 
is loaded into a road case for the trip home. 
  
  
    
      |  Clay Eccles, Ray Jung, and Martin Smith chat for a second as Clay loads the Mark VI into its 
      road case.
 |  Ray Jung---not packing up, but he packs a wallop on the bass!
 His fretless bass is now part of the Mellotron tape collection, available 
      from the Streetly Lads (UK) and Jimmy Moore (US).
 |  Ken Merbler helps pack up
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      |  | Dan Miso got his M400 packed away in its Protect-O-Muff, ready to go.   And with that, 'Tronto Mark II drew to a close. 'til next time! |  THANK YOUS... 
 Too many thank yous for these things, ya know?  Excellent, excellent 
work! Rick Blechta - organizer (along with Chris Dale---and Maxine Dale, who put 
together our Saturday lunch)Craig Collett - of Coll Audio, our hosts
 John Bradley - Streetly
 Ian McDonald - the man behind "Epitaph"
 Pierre Veilleux - Mellotron Demonstrator
 Martin Smith - Streetly
 
 Jim Krueger and John Bradley |