Reply With QuoteAwesome. What did they do before that?
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Keaton Music Typewriter
Just saw this for the first time today and was blown away! I never knew this existed back then! The Keaton Music Notation Typewriter, first patented in 1953 by Robert H. Keaton from San Francisco, California.
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Re: Keaton Music Typewriter
Awesome. What did they do before that?
all the best...
Re: Keaton Music Typewriter
Wow never seen one before.
Re: Keaton Music Typewriter
That's awesome. Even by today's standards it looks like it could work very quickly if you knew how to use it properly.
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Re: Keaton Music Typewriter
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- Tom
Everyone loves FREE... like this free drum forum. But like your car and even your drums, they require upkeep and maintenance and that requires money.
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