This is going to sound a bit silly. But it’s a remarkable testament to the ability of Ebay to empower (You like that word? It’s kind of a marketing word….

At the front end of my musical history stood a Canadian-made Sterling upright with a light action, a couple of chipped keys and sustain for days. But a very ugly…

What I really wanted was a K2000, but in 1991 I knew that the salad days of the Korg M1 were drawing to a close. I sold the M1 privately…

When I staked out my first 20 MB of server space on the internet, the biggest hurdle I had to overcome was a towering absence of content. In this respect…

And now, a brief poem based on a page from an obscure vintage electronic instrument manual. An ode, if you will. When my monosynth sounded off kilter I berated the…

I’m pleased to announce that when the new MSN search engine launches, SteveCastellano.com will still be the #1 Steve Castellano resource on the planet – the first place most folks…

In spite of all the talk about web design, smoking, RSS, Unix, and CGI scripts, I’d like to point out that our main focus here at the headquarters of the…

…smoking, that is. I read over the previous post and decided that I wasn’t irritable enough, so I put out my last cigarette at 11:30 on Monday night. Actually it…

I’m getting reports of a few stragglers who missed the big e-mail change a while back. If you’re here because you sent an e-mail to me that bounced, please use…

This unit is a good example of the tyranny of being a collector. Say you’re just skimming through the Buy and Sell, and you see some idiot selling a Fender…