Emax

If I remember it right is the Emax disk drive a Shugart drive.
Some old mac did have Shugart drives.

I think that you can try to replace your broken floppy drive with an 
old mac drive.

Lots of other samplers and synths did have Shugart drives, like 
Ensoniq VFX-sd, SD and EPS, Korg 01/W, and Casio FZ-1.

/niklas

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "J N." <jaedooemax@...> wrote:
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> Hey Everyone
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>  I apologize that's really good to know about the hard drive,But i 
meant the floppy ;-)
> can i use the floppy from the macintosh classic in the emax se????
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> THANX AGAIN
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> --- On Wed, 11/19/08, Niklas Noren <niklas627@...> wrote:
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> From: Niklas Noren <niklas627@...>
> Subject: [emax] Re: Will the drive in a macintosh classic work in 
the emax??????
> To: emax@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 3:33 PM
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> A mac HD does work.
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> I have one 100MB in my Emax SE. 
> But the Emax only format 20MB of it.
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> /niklas
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> --- In emax@yahoogroups. com, "J N." <jaedooemax@ ...> wrote:
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> > Hey Every body
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> >  I need a drive for my emax se.So i was hoping the drive in the 
> classic macintosh would work in the keyboard???any info on this 
would 
> help ALOT.
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> > THANX
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> > --- On Wed, 11/19/08, Ted Summers <djtbs1@> wrote:
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> > From: Ted Summers <djtbs1@>
> > Subject: [emax] Emax SCSI Upgrade chip kits - 11 available
> > To: emax@yahoogroups. com
> > Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 1:51 AM
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> > Installation Tips / Recommendations now available at:
> > http://djtbs1. spaces.live. com/default. aspx
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> > Pictures of the Rev 2 and 3 Emax boards at above link so you know 
> what 
> > you are looking for to determine whether the upgrade will work in 
> your 
> > Emax or Baldwin IKE.
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> > The same rules apply that did before as per the SCSI upgrade docs 
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> > Emulator Archive- Instructions here:
> > http://www.emulator archive.com/ assets/PDF/ Emax%20Plus% 20SCSI%
> 20Retro% 20Instructions. pdf
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> > a rev 3 board will take the chips- no board mods.....
> > a rev 2 board needs modified
> > a rev1 cannot be upgraded.
> > I have full Chipsets in stock. The cost of the kit is $50 USD + 
> > shipping.
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> > THIS SET DOES NOT INCLUDE A HARD DISK or the- but can be used 
with 
> > SCSI Zip,
> > SCSI Compact Flash / SD, SCSI hard drive, etc. IDE CF works via an
> > ACARD SCSI adapter.....
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> > This set does not include an "external SCSI adapter board", or 
> > external connector.
> > To provide that would increase the cost of the kit.
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> > Each set of chips will be tested in my Emax to verify operation 
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> > to shipping.
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> > Kit also includes:
> > 28-pin socket for the EPROM and some connect wire for the mods 
that 
> > need to be made.
> > HD-capable Emax OS disk (either SE or Non-SE)
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> > You will need-
> > A SCSI drive
> > A mounting plate (make one or a 5 1/4 to 3 1/2 in drive bay 
> converter 
> > kit / rails may work for this purpose also.
> > A power splitter - I am not including this as I have different 
> reports 
> > as to whether this is needed for all emax.
> > Soldering skills
> > The PDF from Emulator Archive on how to do the modification.
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> > I need the following information from those ordering:
> > Is your emax rev 2 or rev 3 (so I know whether I need to supply 
the 
> > socket)
> > Is your emax SE or Non-SE? (So I supply you the right disk).
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> > Regards,
> > Ted Summers
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> > Paypal accepted: djtbs1@gmail. com
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