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PCMCIA cards

PCMCIA cards

2001-04-03 by ripe

what blank PCMCIA cards work in the A6?
regular computer type cards or Alesis proprietary? max size?
cheers
ripe

Re: [Andromeda_A6] PCMCIA cards

2001-04-04 by CoolColJ

SRAM Type 1 cards from what I know.
4 megs work, not sure if 8 megs will.
In any case 4 meg ones cost almost
as much as some synths :)

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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 8:49 AM
Subject: [Andromeda_A6] PCMCIA cards


what blank PCMCIA cards work in the A6? 
regular computer type cards or Alesis proprietary? max size?

Re: [Andromeda_A6] PCMCIA cards

2001-04-04 by John Schur

I got a 2MB card from Pretec for $129.00;  it can be formatted for
programs, mixes, or a combination of both.  Mine is formatted for
programs;  it holds eight banks.

John

CoolColJ wrote:

> SRAM Type 1 cards from what I know.
> 4 megs work, not sure if 8 megs will.
> In any case 4 meg ones cost almost
> as much as some synths :)
>
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> what blank PCMCIA cards work in the A6?
> regular computer type cards or Alesis proprietary? max size?
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