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Hi Jeff,
I personally don't have an Echo GP.  If I did, I would certainly be
willing to part with it.  In fact until Speakup I never had an outboard
synthesizer of any kind at home.  Now I've bought a Transport Classic and
a Doubletalk LT.  To say that I'm into  the Speakup thing would be an
understatement.

    Jim