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Anyone Mod'ed or Hacked a P2k keyboard ?

Anyone Mod'ed or Hacked a P2k keyboard ?

2005-11-07 by j gomez

I know this sounds sort of lame being that there is a Prophet 2002,
which is already a rackmount unit...
But, I have a semi-working P2K keyboard I still use & don't need the
keyboard part, but I love the filters, sounds & ease of use.

I've owned the Prophet 2002, Studio 440 & really like the P2K the best.
I use it mainly as a MIDI module & stand alone sampler.
My biggest gripe is in my cramped space it takes up alot of room, it's
so big & heavy!.

I thought it'd be really cool to house the main boards in a 2U rack
mount chassis & then route cable/wires to a new control panel in a
separate compact desk top box.

I have already disassembled mine & am ready to mount the guts & power
supply in a 2U rack I bought (fairly easy).
I'll be building a seperate (smaller) box which will be connected via
multi-conductor cable to the main boards (only 16 pins, easily done
with a DB25).

Anyone done such a thing?

I'm already triggering it via MIDI with the original keyboard assembly
  disconnected.

Re: [prophet2000] Anyone Mod'ed or Hacked a P2k keyboard ?

2005-11-07 by ac

Isn't that almost exactly what a Prophet 2002 is though??
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On 07/11/05, j gomez <jg573@...> wrote:
> I know this sounds sort of lame being that there is a Prophet 2002,
> which is already a rackmount unit...
> But, I have a semi-working P2K keyboard I still use & don't need the
> keyboard part, but I love the filters, sounds & ease of use.
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> I've owned the Prophet 2002, Studio 440 & really like the P2K the best.
> I use it mainly as a MIDI module & stand alone sampler.
> My biggest gripe is in my cramped space it takes up alot of room, it's
> so big & heavy!.
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> I thought it'd be really cool to house the main boards in a 2U rack
> mount chassis & then route cable/wires to a new control panel in a
> separate compact desk top box.
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> I have already disassembled mine & am ready to mount the guts & power
> supply in a 2U rack I bought (fairly easy).
> I'll be building a seperate (smaller) box which will be connected via
> multi-conductor cable to the main boards (only 16 pins, easily done
> with a DB25).
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> Anyone done such a thing?
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> I'm already triggering it via MIDI with the original keyboard assembly
>   disconnected.
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Re: Anyone Mod'ed or Hacked a P2k keyboard ?

2005-11-08 by j gomez

Sort of...
main thing being, all the P2K controls will be housed in a compact
desktop case.

I forgot the differences between the 2002 & the 2000, but whatever
those may be apply as well.

In any case, we'll see how it goes.






--- In prophet2000@yahoogroups.com, ac <analoghell@g...> wrote:
>
> Isn't that almost exactly what a Prophet 2002 is though??

Re: Anyone Mod'ed or Hacked a P2k keyboard ?

2006-04-13 by ferrograph632

>>Sort of...
main thing being, all the P2K controls will be housed in a compact
desktop case.
I forgot the differences between the 2002 & the 2000, but whatever
those may be apply as well.
In any case, we'll see how it goes.<<

say, if you're really going to rehouse the main voice & memory boards
& make your 2000 into a midi rack/desktop unit, let me know when the
keyboard controller part is liberated. I have a 2000 (& a 2002, as it
goes...) here with a dead keyboard scanner chip. WC can't supply me a
replacement & I'd really like to get my 2000 working again.
this part, afaik, is the only real difference besides the matrix
switches, which are membrane on the 2000 & "proper" switches on the 2002.

duncan.

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