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I posed pretty much the same question two years ago.

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/4813/ … c-and-you/

Anyways, now that graduation is only a few weeks off, I've got a better idea of what I'd like to do.  I plan to major in electrical engineering and minor in music.  I think it's going to be really great and hopefully I'll be able to work as an electrical engineer within the field of music technology someday!

Interested in the TR-505.  Would you trade for anything here?

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/9834/ … otron-etc/

I'd buy an alligator skin DMG (or color) in a heartbeat.

I haven't owned one, but I've heard of a lot of pains and issues with Willem.

I've always had reliability issues with my 2600's.  Too many capacitors to change!  I'd like to see some of the new fabbed PCB designs come to fruition.  There was a pic of one posted on atariage that was never posted of again, and thelonghorn engineer was working on one called project unity.  Maybe the flashback (which uses a recreated TIA as part of a larger SMT chip, AFAIK) is now the best option?

Should it be all ages, count me in!

Echoing the sentiments of many other, longevity really does work.  Even if you aren't working especially hard, your tracks will get better as your taste, ability, and knowledge all develop.