Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

One of the recent responders made the statement that there were no clone
carts available for the cz-101 cz-1000 to the best of their knowledge. That
notion might be in need of changing I have different kind of carts for the
cz series that I purchased in the 80s.

One is called the MAARTISTS DATA RAM 64 voice memory or the MRA-3. It was
manufactured by the company Maartist Inc. of Jackson Kentucky 41339. It
uses Cr3032 Lithium cells for batteries if my memory is correct,

The other is the EZ-CZ cart which was manufactured by MicroFanatics Inc.
with a phone number of (201) 838-5606. The EZ-CZ actually uses two triple
aaa batteries.

Just a longshot but maybe these guys still exist and in some dusty closet
somewhere there could be located a few of these antiques for the desperate
CZ aficionado.

-Karl


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I also have a MicroFantics Inc. EZ-CZ cart. I never tried calling the number :)

best DT

--- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, Karl Oestreich <oestrek@...> wrote:

>
> One of the recent responders made the statement that there were no clone
> carts available for the cz-101 cz-1000 to the best of their knowledge. That
> notion might be in need of changing I have different kind of carts for the
> cz series that I purchased in the 80s.
> 
> One is called the MAARTISTS DATA RAM 64 voice memory or the MRA-3. It was
> manufactured by the company Maartist Inc. of Jackson Kentucky 41339. It
> uses Cr3032 Lithium cells for batteries if my memory is correct,
> 
> The other is the EZ-CZ cart which was manufactured by MicroFanatics Inc.
> with a phone number of (201) 838-5606. The EZ-CZ actually uses two triple
> aaa batteries.
> 
> Just a longshot but maybe these guys still exist and in some dusty closet
> somewhere there could be located a few of these antiques for the desperate
> CZ aficionado.
> 
> -Karl
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>