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Subject: Hybrid Arts' address:
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Date: Wed, 6-May-87 06:27:14 EDT
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The address of Hybrid Arts, Inc. is:
	11920 W. Olympic Blvd., LA, Ca. 90064
	Computer BBS: (218 826-4288 Main Office: (213) 826-3777
	Telex: 4931231 (HYBRDUI)

	"Call or write for a free catalog and newsletter which includes
	 a complete listing of products and pricing."

I don't remember who wanted this info, but here it is.
The product I am most interested in is the ADAP SoundRack.
(Analog to Digital Audio Processor).  44.1 khz, 16bit resolution,
up to 20 seconds of sample, and upgradable to direct to hard-disk.
Has anyone used this stuff or seen a demo?  Does anyone
maybe even have it?  A review would be just great!

	Brian Peterson, ...!ucbvax!ucbernie!brianp (brianp@ernie.berkeley.edu)