Ursa Major documentation available on line

C M

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Sep 8, 2003, 7:05:57 PM9/8/03

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Hello,

My name is Chris Moore. I founded Ursa Major and designed the Space
Station in 1978 and have scanned all the owner's and service manuals
into PDF files. You can download them at the URL below.

I have also put information on the site about the new Space Station
SST-206, a handheld unit the size of a paperback book that emulates the
original Space Station, while also offering a knock-out contemporary
quality reverb program. I am manufacturing and selling these from my web
site.

You can also find a history of the Space Station, reviews,
advertiserments, photos of reverb pioneers, and the demonstration
cassettes (mp3.

Finally, there are a dozen articles ("Application Notes") that reflect
my experience and beliefs about new product development, audio products
in particular.

Sincerely,

Chris Moore

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Andy Dempster

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Sep 9, 2003, 2:45:52 AM9/9/03

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"C M" <vze3...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> My name is Chris Moore. I founded Ursa Major and designed the Space
> Station in 1978 and have scanned all the owner's and service manuals
> into PDF files. You can download them at the URL below.
>
> I have also put information on the site about the new Space Station
> SST-206, a handheld unit the size of a paperback book that emulates the
> original Space Station, while also offering a knock-out contemporary
> quality reverb program. I am manufacturing and selling these from my web
> site.
>

Just in case anyone is as confused as I was as to why we should be
interested in an object currently orbiting the earth, its a reverb/fx
module. Repeat - its an effects unit - and will fit in your studio.

So its sort of on topic.

Andy_D

Adrian Clark

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Sep 9, 2003, 10:19:46 AM9/9/03

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C M <vze3...@verizon.net> wrote:

> I have also put information on the site about the new Space Station
> SST-206, a handheld unit the size of a paperback book that emulates the
> original Space Station, while also offering a knock-out contemporary
> quality reverb program.

Way out of my price range, I'm afraid, Chris, but it certainly sounds
interesting. Best of luck with it!

Adrian

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stig

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Sep 9, 2003, 11:04:48 PM9/9/03

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Boy, when it first came out, I remember a jaw-dropping demo at an audio
show.
Nice piece of analog there, if the term is used properly here.. C

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David Morley

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Sep 15, 2003, 5:06:44 PM9/15/03

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In article <pX77b.6124$KX6....@nwrdny03.gnilink.net>,
C M <vze3...@verizon.net> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> My name is Chris Moore. I founded Ursa Major and designed the Space
> Station in 1978 and have scanned all the owner's and service manuals
> into PDF files. You can download them at the URL below.
>
> I have also put information on the site about the new Space Station
> SST-206, a handheld unit the size of a paperback book that emulates the
> original Space Station, while also offering a knock-out contemporary
> quality reverb program. I am manufacturing and selling these from my web
> site.
>
> You can also find a history of the Space Station, reviews,
> advertiserments, photos of reverb pioneers, and the demonstration
> cassettes (mp3.
>
> Finally, there are a dozen articles ("Application Notes") that reflect
> my experience and beliefs about new product development, audio products
> in particular.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Chris Moore

Hurrah!!!!
Any chance that the service manual for the 8x32 reverb is online? Mine
switches on and off randomly... Any thoughts?
Off to look at your site now!