Emax

The first thing you would have to do is make it an external drive, I don't think the power 
supply inside the Emax II could handle the CD-Rom if you tried to modify your emax II to 
accept it. Next you would need an actual Emax II format CD-Rom. EMX is not a E-mu 
compatible format, it's a format allowing a user to read the Emax II format and store it on 
a DOS based system. 

On 3 Oct 2002 at 11:40, xenoangelos spoke unto me:

> I was wondering. I have an old internal scsi cdrom that I pulled out
> of an  old mac. Is there anyway I can use it with my Emax II? Do you
> just burn the samples in emx format?
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