Roland System 100m

They are fairly easy, if time consuming, to make yourself.

They are just pin-to-pin DIN cables.

ac

On 16/04/06, david korn <dkorn@...> wrote:
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> I need some five or six years ago, and my tech knew it was available in some
> electronic catalog. Shouldn't be too difficult to find.
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> I'm thinking of buying a 100m, but one of the backend cables is missing (the
> cables that
>  connect the modules in the back) --
>
>  Does anyone know where one can find a replacement?
>
>  Someone told me MOTM, but Paul at MOTM said he wasn't sure what I
>  was talking about without further info.
>
>  Thanks -- please email me if possible.
>
>  Robert
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