Emax

Hello, 

I have a Baldwin IKE (Emax). In fact, that's mine in the picture on 
emulatorarchive.com! 

Baldwin and E-mu had some sort of working relation back in the 
80's and several E-mu items got badged as Baldwins. Yep, they 
were geared for Ma & Pa music stores. But under the hood they 
are the same. 

A few things to note: The Baldwin IKE has the last rev boards 
used in the Emax, so that's a plus. They didn't print any 
programming parameters on the case so you will need to make 
your own sheet, but you can make it custom for whatever OS you 
choose to use. It's ready for SCSI, has the board, has the slot in 
the case for the connector, BUT the chip is missing on the board! 
DOH! Anyone got a dead Emax HD, I could use that chip!

Since they didn't sell very well you could find them barnd new 
usually about 1/2 the price of the Emax.

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, moose <moose@p...> wrote:
> 
> if you run a search on 'emu emax' you'll find, currently at $50, 
an emax
> clone made by a company called baldwin.  might be worth 
something to an emax
> collector!
> 
> }:-)  <-- lining up the puerto rico emax...
> 
> 
> email :
>   moose@p...
> 
> music sites :
>   http://www.pigpendigital.com
>   http://www.alaskahighway.com
>   http://www.mishikawa.com