The GForce M-Tron is the best software emulator I've ever heard. It has the same quirks and farks that made the original so awesome.

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This will give you a better sense of the keyboard room. The Rhodes frm the previous pics is on the other side of the piano, and you're looking at a Nord and a Jupe 8. The wurlitzers are on the wall to the right.

The mellotrons were indeed awesome devices.... not just in their size and scale, bit in concept. An analogue sampler before the word 'sampler' had even been coined.

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The other half of the keyboard room. The keys you see in the bottom left belong to the red keyboard in the picture above. In this shot my keyboard tech and I are setting up my computer to run the programming audio back into the control room.

Is that a B3 or a C3?

I have it, but haven't yet rounded it up to try and use it on the laptop as a live sound generator. I complicate matters by trying to drive things with my guitar synth as opposed to keys, since I am not a keyboard player. It is quite nice, though.

B3.

The B3 was the spinnet, and the C3 had the full console enclosure. Everything else is identical between the two.