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NAMM 2003 was a total blast! Check out a little of what the booth was like..... Next Page -->  The Spectrasonics NAMM 2003 Crew: Nick Manson, Bob Wilson, Diego Stocco, Eric and Lorey Persing, Dan Holter and Hans-Jorg Scheffler  The Spectrasonics booth is packed to hear Trilogy  Michael Beardon, EP, Greg Phillingaines, Stevie Wonder and Rob Arbittier  The Master Blaster checks out Trilogy  A serious jam breaks out between Greg and Stevie when he discovers True Staccato  Stevie breaks into singing the Sly and the Family Stone classic "Thank you for lettin' me be myself"!  Eric and Lorey with Spectrasonics' French partners, Alain Etchart and Jean-Bernard Celier  Whoa-----now that's a Bass!  Living Color Guitarist Vernon Reid, Reggie Griffin, and ultrafunky Bassist Me'Shell N'degeocello come to hang at Spectrasonics  EP and Stylus DJ, Hector Delgado  J-Lo's Bassist, Oskar Cartaya is blown away at the sound of Trilogy  Diego Stocco shows Trilogy running in Pro Tools 6.0 on OSX at the Digidesign Booth  Trilogy -- feelin' it  Abe Jr., Bob Wilson, and Matteo Laboriel  Composer David Frank---proud owner of the first copy of Trilogy  Techo Artist Uberzone picks up a copy of Atmosphere  Jordan Rudess, Eric Persing, and John "Skippy" Lehmkuhl  Burning Grooves meets Liquid Grooves love fest  Paul White, Editor of UK's Sound on Sound Magazine, and EP  Drummers Ricky Lawson and Curt Bisquera flip out over Nick's Trilogy demo  Eric and Lorey discussing the details of OSX Audio Unit support with Apple Core Audio genius, Doug Wyatt  NAMM Attendees from all over the world come to check out Spectrasonics' Virtual Instruments  Wildman keyboarist Delmar Brown and EP  Producer Simon Franglen pops in to check out the latest from Spectrasonics  Jeff Lorber wails on Trilogy  Nick shows off Atmosphere's deep ambiences to Dr. Soram Khalsa and Guru Prem  Dan sings the praises of Trilogy  Mike McKnight takes time from the road to check out the latest from Spectrasonics |
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