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How a salad warehouse became home to rare instruments used by music legends from Stevie Wonder to Pink Floyd (opens the original)
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HARLEYSVILLE, Penn. — Tucked inside an unassuming former food-storage facility on Mainland Road is a collection that would astonish even the most dedicated music fans. Absent a prominent road sign, the industrial building offers little indication that its three floors contain rare synthesizers, guitars, amplifiers and recording equipment associated with artists including Stevie Wonder, Pink Floyd, Keith Emerson, Frank Zappa, Hans Zimmer and John Lennon’s backing band. Inside, however, more than
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