Emax

Keep looking in second hand computer shops and on ebay.

I got mine second hand for $5 at a computer recycle / reuse store - a  
MicroTech SCSI-DPAI

Regards,
Ted

On Jan 27, 2009, at 7:32 PM, Julian wrote:


 > It is not easier to have a internal 1GB flash card drive connected  
to the
 > scsi port and transfer
 > via scsi (zip or another flash drive) all your samples from a usb  
flash
 > drive from your
 > computer?
 >
thats one way to do it if you have SCSI.. many emaxes do not.
:-)

 > I mean, you can place everything on one single crad and transfer it  
way
 > faster rather than
 > using the RS422 adapters.
 >
I doubt it - you have to save the data to a disk, transfer the disk from
drive to drive, and then read.

with a fully working serial transfer system you can just blast samples
straight into the emax from your computer, audition them, edit them,
resend them, it'll be excellent! if there was a way to actually edit
emax parameters remotely, it'd open up the door for some great and
simple PC connected emax workflow.

 > That is what I would do as soon I guet my flash drives to my place.
 >
I'm finding it really hard to pull the trigger on a SCSI flash drive now
that they all go for US$150 each... will eventually, but owch.... the
scsi upgrade kit I just installed only cost $50! and I'm unsure if my
emax is even worth $150 even with the SCSI upgrade I did.

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