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Hell, I paid 6-7 times more than that for my last guitar. I looked at the banner above the table and the 16k Standard Basic Color Computer 2 was priced at $69.99 and the Orchestra 90cc program pack at $79.99. Being a working musician/guitarist, this thought hit me just where it needed to. explaining that I could compose music with this thing in 5 voices over a 6 octave range. He proceeded to tell me about the Color Computer 2 and the Orchestra 90cc. I asked the salesman, who was by now an old friend, as to the nature of the music and the box.

#RADIOSHARK GRAY MUSIC PORTABLE#

The box was then connected to a portable TV also sitting on the table. This cable was connected to a cartridge that was plugged into a small, white box with a typewriter keyboard built in. Looking over to the stereo system it was coming from, I noticed a cable coming from behind and going over to the 'Manager's Special' table. As I walked in the front door, I heard the now infamous but then strange version of 'The William Tell Overture'. I went to get some adapters for my audio equipment. I was at one of my stops and decided to run over to the Radio Shack store that was a few doors down. Sometime around late 1984 or early 1985, I was working for Pine State milk company in Wilmington, North Carolina, as a route delivery man. I had to turn the tv monitor off and run the computer blind just to be able to turn on the PA system.

So after booting the Coco and starting UltiMusE3, The power supplied for the stage was inadequate enough to run all The Coco and Ultimuse3 are controlling 2 of the 3 keyboards,

If you look real close, you'll see the Coco 3 sitting on the floor at the far end of the keyboard stand,Īlong with the small color TV. We were playing on the main stage for the Pender County May Festival in Burgaw NC (?93-94?) The Pierce Martin Syndrome with myself (Bill Pierce) on guitar and John Martin on Keys, Flute and Sax.

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