I used to have one. I may still have it somewhere. As I recall, on the CZ101/CZ1000 you have 4 possibilities for storing banks of either 8 or 16 patches (not sure whethere its 8 or 16): AA, AB, BA, BB. On the CZ3000/CZ5000 you have two possibilities for storing either 16 or 32 patches. The other two settings flip the order of the 1/2 banks. I seem to recall the hump takes a couple of AA batteries. My gut says its 4 banks of 16 on the CZ101/CZ1000 and 2 banks of 32 on the CZ3000/CZ500. If there are decent presets on the carts, I recommend saving the patches to a computer (sysex dump) before overwriting them. Perhaps they are ones that were sold by a sound designer. I am not sure if Andy Schleisenger used the EZ-CZ carts to market his sounds. I seem to recall seeing his name somewhere somewhere on the internet over the past 5 years. Are the labels on the carts? If so, is there anything written on them? Out of curiosity, how much did they cost? BTW, I seem to recall you needed to power down the CZ before inserting or removing the carts to prevent possible electronic damange. Hope this helps. Dr. Steve --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Whitaker" <rlwblues@r...> wrote: [snip] > I have four menory cartridges called EZ-CZ and they have two little > switches to the left top of the cartridge. What is the purpose of > these two switches? They slide giving you what appears to be four > different settings but I can't figure they do and what they are for?
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Re: EZ-CZ cartridge
2004-05-30 by steve_the_composer
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