>> 1sclunn wrote: >> >> I have notice that there seem to be a lot of EV's that are musician's . >> look at the lay out in my nest >> 4/6 musician's 3/6 teachers 2/6 electronics 2/6 computers. there are >> some crossovers but still this is not what I would expect . any ideas on >> this .(my be good to advertise in music mags) > >Hum, 3 out of 4 for me. My degree is in electronics, my job is >computers (software), and I'm a drummer. Of course, while a string or >wood-wind player might not mind hearing a familiar "middle C" while >driving their EV, I wouldn't want to hear anything that sounds like >drums coming from under the hood. ;-) > >Lonnie Borntreger >
I just remembered that, at one time, there were 3 or 4 EV1 drivers and an EV Plus driver in the San Francisco Symphony. I talked to one of the musicians after a concert - I think he was a member of the horn section. Afterwards I thought what a great ad that would have been for GM but they had other plans... Nick Dr Nick Carter, Owner, npc Imaging, 3000 Cleveland Avenue, Suite 209, Santa Rosa CA 95403-2117 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel/fax: +1 (707) 573 9361 http://www.npcimaging.com Th!nk City EV driver & President, North Bay Chapter, Electric Auto Association *************************************************************** ** Now available at npcimaging.com... ** ** Music Engraving Today by Steve Powell now in stock. ** ** The Art of Music Engraving and Processing by Ted Ross & ** ** Handbook of Instrumentation, both on CD-ROM ** ** 41 CD sheet music titles: thousands of pages from $14.95! ** ** Books by Stone, Ross, Gerou & Lusk, Stiller, Gamble, etc. ** ***************************************************************
