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How To Upgrade A Vintage Synthesizer With A USB Floppy Drive Emulator

This video demonstrates how to upgrade a vintage synthesizer with a USB floppy drive emulator.… Read More How To Upgrade A Vintage Synthesizer With A USB Floppy Drive Emulator

March 22, 201810 Comments

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