i opted to not go that route because it still has a permanent battery.. sure it will be good for x number of years.. but eventually more soldering will be required.. i'm going with a 2032 approach where i can replace batteries without soldering ever again.. plus i've had more gear be destroyed or nearly destroyed by those barrel shaped batteries.. no thank you :) my comment about memory is complaining to casio for only giving a user 16 patches to work with internally.. come on man.. that's just bad.. and i thought yamaha f'd up when they gave the tx7 32 slots. :) Caleb Daniel Forr� danforcz@... [CZsynth] wrote: > > It has nothing to do with the size of memory. It takes care only about > power supplying the original RAM. > > You can download installation manual, just click on the word Manual on > this page: > > http://www.artefacts.nl/Products.html > > Daniel Forro > > On Jul 15, 2016, at 9:04 AM, Caleb Garner caleb.garner@... > [CZsynth] wrote: > > > I emailed the creator of that mod (Maarten?) to ask about the > > CZ-1000. I am glad to hear it might be an option.. but i have to > > find out what it would cost to install it.. or even MAYBE DIY.. > > depending what's involved.. I bet it would work although I don't > > have a CZ3000.. does it have more patch slots? what's actually > > different about it? I bet it's still possible that it works if the > > memory slots are the same.. (god i hope not.. 16 internal is > > pitiful.. would more ram really cost that much more?! what 8kb vs > > 4kb? :) I'm grateful when I bought mine that it came with a > > cartridge.. > >
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Re: [CZsynth] Best backup battery solution for CZ-1000?
2016-07-21 by Caleb Garner
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