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The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is the caretaker of a massive collection of historically significant electronic music and rock 'n roll gear. Their mission is to preserve and share the history and the people behind some of the most rare and important synthesizers, effects and amplification on the planet. You can see literally hundreds of these instruments at EMEAPP's Museum of Music Technology.

You can read Bloggerhythms' review of this fine museum here.

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