Peters Productions B-100 Rock Connection (Demo) (0:09:51)

… 19-11-2000 00:00 …
Here’s a goodie from my deep and dangerous stash of stuff I know nothing about. Thankfully, visitors to this site know more about most things than I do. Not to mention that Repository contributor Bobby Rich is featured on this demo, so maybe he’ll ‘splain it. Great fidelity on this one, but in all fairness, it is mono, and most of the far-out synthesizer effects on this one need stereo (Ah, broadband, where are you?) Previous stereo material on the site has met with very litle interest (most of our visitors simply don’t have the bandwidth) – so you will just have to imagine the SFX are bouncing around. Year? Gosh, I dunno. It came on stereo reel at 7.5 IPS, and prolific Peters Productions in San Diego sent me more than one demo, whenever it was. Lots more stuff to learn about this one – Narrator? The story behind Peters Productions? Was this package used on the air at B-100 ? This is why we have a COMMENT button for this and every exhibit.
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