Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

I don't think he is ignorant - he just makes and sells those products.  
Inventors, headquarters and forum are here:

http://hxc2001.free.fr/floppy_drive_emulator/index.html

And here:

http://torlus.com/floppy/

Number of supported musical instruments is growing and there's good  
support from their side.

Of course there are more products like this, just use Google. Here is  
some Estonian product:

http://www.floppydrive.eu/floppydrive-emu.html

There are even cheaper options of Chinese origin, but I personally  
would avoid them as I don't trust cheap Chinese crap. For example Gotek:

http://gotek.en.ecplaza.net/

I'm sure there will be more and more similar products as floppy disks  
will become not only out of fashion, but out of use and out of  
production. Old FDD would have problems and many users of older  
instruments would need to change them for modern electronic solution  
without complex mechanics and moving parts...

Daniel Forro


On Apr 2, 2015, at 9:25 PM, Lee Borrell templarser@...  
[CZsynth] wrote:

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> Lotharek HxC floppy emulator in Casio FZ anyone? - Gearslutz.com
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> Lotharek HxC floppy emulator in Casio FZ anyone? - Gears...
> I've searched old posts but can't seem to find anything here about  
> anyone installing the Lotharek HxC floppy emulator into a Casio  
> FZ . . . Lotharek`s
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> Everyone says its a great product, but the sales dude is straight up  
> ignorant and unpleasant to deal with. Wish there was other options  
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