This is NOT a for sale announcement, but rather a request for advice. I've been doing this a really long time, and things have changes immeasurably. So... I have lots of old recording gear, including such vintage pieces as an Adams-Smith LTC synchronizer (anyone old enough to remember that?) and a Roland Compu-Editor... the combination mixer-lookin' device and patch box that added time-code based fader automation to any board with inserts. I also have one of the old Fostex controllers for the E-16 tape recorder. I have no idea what to do with any of this stuff, if it's salable, if so, where, etc. Anyone on the list have any ideas what I can do with it (no, not that)? I hate to just pitch it out. I also have an old, not working (shucks, I don;t know if any of it works) E-16 16-track 1/2" recorder. Suggestions would be most welcome. If I can sell it for something, cool. But I'd also be willing to donate it, use it for anchors, contribute it to a museum, incorporate it into modern (?) sculpture... well, you get the idea. Thanks for any workable suggestions. Bobbo Artwork and Nature Photopaintings -- http://www.bobbogoldberg.com Voice over demos and services -- http://www.bob-vo.com