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indigolemon
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Hello from Fife Scotland

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Hello all,

My name is Graham and I have just bought my first ST as a gift for a friend who is putting his old MIDI music studio back together. I have no doubt I'll be asking many (likely) stupid questions shortly as I try and suss it out (apparently all good bar a non functional floppy drive).

At the recent Scottish Amiga Meet a certain Mr Leary suggested this would be a good place to sign up for help/advice etc, so here I am.

Cheers!
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Welcome to the forum, full of many stupid questions already, so feel free to join in.

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Welcome!

I am recently new here too. Yes, this is the place you should be at. There several technical people here that can advise. Unfortunately, on a scale from 1 to 10 (10=expert) I am at about 4. I can do mods, but when it comes to tracking down faults, I get lost and I usually just replace.
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Thanks for the welcome chaps!

Think we are in roughly the same boat Tim. Happy to potter about but tracing faults in things can be a long long path! Recently acquired an oscilloscope so hopefully that can help if I get really stuck.

Hardware wise I've a lot of experience with the Amiga side of the 68k fence - but this is my first foray into the Atari side of things. Looking forward to it, should be interesting :)
"On two occasions I have been asked, 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question." - Charles Babbage
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indigolemon wrote: 11 Dec 2019 15:55 Hello all,

My name is Graham and I have just bought my first ST as a gift for a friend who is putting his old MIDI music studio back together. I have no doubt I'll be asking many (likely) stupid questions shortly as I try and suss it out (apparently all good bar a non functional floppy drive).

At the recent Scottish Amiga Meet a certain Mr Leary suggested this would be a good place to sign up for help/advice etc, so here I am.

Cheers!
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Fancy seeing you here :lol:
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Welcome... :) :welcomewave:
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terriblefire wrote: 11 Dec 2019 18:01 Welcome... :) :welcomewave:
Thanks! It's not arrived yet, so no stupid questions as yet :lol:
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Restart you’re Phake5 T-Shirt line :)
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Welcome from one with too many 500's , and a first ever Atari 1040ste which has been overhauled and upgraded :D

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