https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYXgfzVjrTw#t=439
 
As is, it's sort of a big teaser because they could have gone so much deeper. But it's fun to watch, anyway.

Thanks, Rain. I enjoyed that. I recently read "Instant: The Story of Polaroid", which doesn't mention Tom but describes a company designed by its founder to be an environment where smart people are encouraged to think, dream and invent. A lot of musicians are employed there still.

Note that your video link starts towards the end (that "t" portion at the end).  So remember to rewind before watching!

craigb
Note that your video link starts towards the end (that "t" portion at the end).  So remember to rewind before watching!

I hate when it does that - I think that's the point where I switched from the linked video in another page directly to YouTube, because I wanted to share it...  :/
 
Bit - Glad you enjoyed. :) 

When you click on the "Share" tab, you're given a choice of copying the share link from where you are or the beginning. 
 
You don't want to grab the main URL either.

That was cool. Always liked his sound.

My friend has this little rack of Boston sounds:
 

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/n...cts-about-tom-scholtz/

i bought a rockman, way back when....
was it 1982?
 

 
 
 
i still have it somewhere.
have some demos recorded with it.....
 
the cleans on it were really nice...
and i liked the distortion without the chorus effect....
but found that every single track ended up sounding the same using this thing.
same eq, same sonic fingerprint.
 
 
but at the time, it was like a magic miniature studio.
 
actually, the best of all the products he put out, was the Distortion Generator.
 
run that, into a programmable EQ, and you are really onto something.
 
 
 

There link fixed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYXgfzVjrTw
 
The guy is just a maniac all those blinking lights in the background.