please read this post,simple request if possible

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 :icon_biggrin:Hello, I think this site might be the go-to headquarters for all things guitar effects DIY. Is there any way possible that other DIYers out there could possibly
upload older electronic magazine projects. Let me explain. Ive always enjoyed going to the library to find very specialized info on electronics,especially musical electronics.
I have found many great electronic schematics/circuits pertaining to guitar effects,music,etc.  Im located on the east coast.U.S. and my local libraries have really become
drull and boring lately. Basically I used to go to my local library and be able to find tons of info on electronics,music schematics. A few years ago,our main local library
headquarters library shut down to build a new one downtown. I had spoke with the people in charge and they assured me that all the books,magazines,microfiche/film
would be transferred to the new library and converted to CD Rom/adobe PDF file,etc. So, i waited till the grand opening of our new library. Guess what they told me when I
called and asked them about all the books/periodicals/microfilm.   They said they had no use for them and they threw all that info in the dumpsters! I dont know if this has
happened in the areas where you live but it happened to me. I would like to request to any DIYers to please upload all the electronics music projects from these old obsolete
electronics magazines if possible!  Magazines:  Popular Electronics,Radio Electronics,Electronics World,Radio and TV Experimenter,Practical Electronics,Everday Practical Electronics,
Elektor,poptronics,Radio constructor,Popular Mechanix,electronics austrailia,many more and also old TAB  hobby books,encyclopedias of electronic circuits.   dates around 1955-1990s.
I found a great DIY amp project in Radio Electronics one time,but I just read it,didnt print it out. When I went back to the library,it was gone.  THANKS

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http://www.ampage.org/ That should quench your thirst for a while.