Emax

Lucky You !

Let us know what you have found out there :-)

And.. if you really find those RAM upgrade kits, *please* make a 
floppy disk image of the supplied floppy disk(s) *before* ever using 
this disk in an Emax-II. Because once the Emax-II runs the software 
on the disk, the disk gets invalid.

The reason why having this backup is interesting is because sometimes 
people find Emax-II spare parts like memory boards, but they don't 
have the software to activate this memory upgrade, or the supplied 
disk has already been used...

If I remember well you are using Mac, but we would really appreciate 
it if you could find someone who is willing to create such a backup 
file with the OmniFlop tool (and driver) on a Windows XP/Vista PC 
with an internal floppy drive, and post these files to the group. 

Thanks in advance and have fun in the storage room.

///E-Synthesist

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "Rei" <vjrei@...> wrote:
>
> I was speaking to a friend of the keyboard comunity here in Caracas-
Venezuela. He used to 
> fix the keyboards back in the 80's and early 90's in one of the 
best keyboard stores in the 
> city. This is the kind of person you meet every 6 years and is like 
an old friend.
> 
> I told him about my Emax II and he told me out of the nothing: I 
have the ram expansion for 
> it if you want to :|
> 
> After the store closed he kept everything in a storage, he even has 
the parts for the quick 
> drive for the  Roland  S-10 sampler and several Roland keys in case 
one is broken.
> 
> So tomorrow we are gonna dig into his storage to find all the parts 
I need. 
> 
> He told me he gave away an Emax II turbo and fully expanded last 
year to some DJs in the 
> country :s, That is like giving an Emax to Napolean Dynamite's 
uncle Rico.
> 
> Any way... the things we find by just talking.
>