Sequential circuits samplers

> I've just lifted the following from my own archive.... filling the 
gap left by the original fat drive :-) I used a 
> compact cassette box- it fits perfectly.
> 
>   Toshiba FDD4216G0K 
>   Sony MP-F53W-00D 
>   Canon MD-350 
>   Sony 63W 
>   TEAC FD-235HF (thanks to nick bittakis) 
>   SONY MT-2 1-623-457-14 (new! thanks to david borman) >>
> 
> I added these: 
> sony mpf520-1 (jumper needs to be in inner position)
> epson smd-400 (jumpers across DC, MC and C0; you'll know what that 
means if 
> you ever see one).

further to this, I just saw the following on a site for older 
emu/emax samplers- it's the same teac drive mentioned above but w/ a 
bit more detail:

>>The solution is to buy a new TEAC FD235HF-A529 drive. This is a 
black half height 3.5" floppy drive manufactured for industrial 
applications, and suitable for use in E-mu gear. The drive has 
jumpers that can be set for use in a sampler or drum machine. The 
drive can also be bought with a TEAC full height bezel, for use in 
the Emax, Emax II and EIII.<<

duncan/r.m.i.