Neil Young’s mixing console, Fleetwood Mac’s Marshall amp, Christine McVie’s mini piano and Keith Emerson’s Moog synthesizer are just some of the analog electronic music treasures housed in a warehouse in Harleysville, Pennsylvania.
As Peter Crimmins of WHYY reports, the Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project plans to make its vast collection open to musicians and the general public.
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