X-Ray Specs - Ben Duncan explains the language of the specification sheet (Part 1)
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Article from Electronics & Music Maker, June 1981 | |
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Side A Tracklisting:
27:19 E&MM Word Synthesiser Intro 27:43 - E&MM Word Demo [2] 28:38 - E&MM Word Demo [3]
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00:00 - E&MM Word Demo (cont) [4] 01:09 - E&MM Word Demo [5]
E&MM Cassette #2 provided by Pete Shales, digitised by Mike Gorman.
Feature by Raj Gunawardana, Glenn Rogers, Peter Kershaw
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