GPO Presentation in San Francisco - Fri, October 29

[Garritan]

I'll be giving a presentation at 3:00 PM this Friday October 29th at Computers & Music, 4837 Geary Blvd in San Francisco (between the Golden Gate Bridge and Golden State Park).

Jeff and I will also be at the AES show for those who will be attending. You can find us at the Carillon Audio booth.

If you happen to be in San Francisco please come by the AES show or the presentation at Computers and Music and say hello.

Gary Garritan

[Styxx]

Wow, San Francisco. Pictures all I've ever seen. Hey, can ya do some fishin of that thar bridge and see if those whales are still there? Ya know, the ones Spock and Captain Kirk brought back from the past and let go to save the species.
What? You say that didn't really happen? It's just a movie? Gee, now I'm really bummed.
Anyway, Have fun Gary and knock 'em dead!! :D

[rwayland]

I'll be giving a presentation at 3:00 PM this Friday October 29th at Computers & Music, 4837 Geary Blvd in San Francisco (between the Golden Gate Bridge and Golden State Park).

Jeff and I will also be at the AES show for those who will be attending. You can find us at the Carillon Audio booth.

If you happen to be in San Francisco please come by the AES show or the presentation at Computers and Music and say hello.

Gary Garritan

Gary, you have no idea of the great temptation you have placed in my path. San Francisco was my home for many years, one of my sons lives there and has a business nearby C & M. I have not seen Joe West of C&M for so long that he probably would not recognize me, but I remember him from more than twenty years ago, when he first opened almost under the freeway in Daly City, promoting Apple IIE and Alpha Centauri.

Alas, it is a two hour drive which would wear me out, as the years are beginning to make themselves known. Public transportation from my isolated area would be impossible, so just give my greetings to Joe, and remind him that I am the guy that had the piano business, and tuned his Yamaha electric long ago.

Richard Wayland