emusonacid!

I'm posting this again (posted in January) in several places in the hopes that someone might come across this. My E6400 was stolen in December from my home in Portland. It's not worth much, but it means more to me than any other musical nsturment or device I've ever owned.

Will trade another emu and cash for return. I can identify my emu!

Please email me for details. It may have turned up in a pawn shop or music store, as it was stolen along with two guitars, an amp, a pedal, a microphone, and some cords.

senatorjoe@gmail.com

I saw 3 emu e6400 on ebay. they come from usa
i hope they can help you and i hope you will find this person

I purchased an emu e6400 classic back at the end of January at Trade Up Music. . . Was yours a classic?

Some more detailed information would prove useful.

Perhaps a serial number... Any cosmetics I could compare, You said you could identify yours? I did find my emu in a used music store. I do live in Portland, and it IS an e6400.

EarthreceptoR,

Some scratches on the rear panel from fumbling with connections without wanting to get behind the unit, a stringy edge of duct tape on the bottom of the unit that I hadn't gotten around to scraping off, and I can email you the serial number if you give me an address, or here's mine:

senatorjoe@gmail.com

I really appreciate you checking and I can make it worth your while-- this emulator means a lot to me.