Emax

>Ahhh that would be the fabled Blue SCSI port found on the late model 
>Emax SE. If memory serves me correctly I read that these were the 
>last of the Emax series built either right before the Emax II went in to 
>production. They have a blue SCSI port in the back and an internal 
>SCSI port neither of which shipped operational. It was a sign of things 
>to come. I think E-mu origianl though of launching a Super Emax, 
>which eventually became the Emax II. Basically what they are is a 12 
>bit early model Emax II. If you remember your Emax history the first 
>Emax II model to go to market was actually nothing more than a 16 bit 
>Emax SE. That's to say they were Mono and only had 512k of memory 
>exactly like the Emax SE, soon after they offered the stereo upgrade 
>and memory upgrades and HD upgrades. I believe I discuss this in my 
>Emax II FAQ. 
>
>Those are very rare so I don't even think of those when I discuss the 
>Emax. Glad we got that all cleared up.

Ooops, too bad I sold it then. I actually had two Emaxes at one time, one
old with the SE upgrade, and one much newer, with the "Blue SCSI" port.
(Don't remember if it really was blue..)  But the Emax2 I bought instead
has a lot 
more memory though.

Cheers
/Henrik