Thanks Christian ~ I may be in touch once I get a chance to open them both up and do some comparisons ~ Toby
On Friday, March 21, 2014 11:33 AM, Christian Brunschen <christian@...> wrote:
Hi,
The Mega-Piano waves are only available on the newer VFX-SD II, not the original VFX-SD. You can't swap any chips; you might, however, be able to put the mainboard from the VFX-SD II (with the mega piano waves) into the casing of the VFX-SD with the working power supply; or vice versa, move the working power supply from the VFX-SD to the casing&mainboard of the VFX-SD II .
However, I would suggest you consult someone who actually knows what they're doing in that case, and not rely on my bad advice!
If, by the way, you have a 'spare' VFX-SD mainboard, I might be interested in that.
Best wishes,
// Christian
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On 20 March 2014 22:25, Toby Brown <tobybrown@rocketmail.com> wrote:
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