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Personally I’d suggest and Mac Classic or similar – I tried to get an PPC
7600 but it wouldn’t work.

Some have other experiences, but I can assure you that a Mac Classic will
work J

 

Kenneth Abildgaard

12bit.com

 

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[mailto:emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com] På vegne af JC
Sendt: 20. februar 2008 21:27
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Emne: Re: [emulatorII-list] Re: drives and discs for emulator II

 

thanks Heiko for the very helpful reply.

Are you suggesting an older mac because it will work with the Emu II to mac
seriel cable that I see advertised? I have so much to learn about all this
stuff; please bear with my questions. Thanks!

Heiko Mehring <Mehrings@... <mailto:Mehrings%40web.de> > wrote:
Hello Mr./Mrs. unknown, :-/

at route66 you can get a 3 1/2" disk-drive, but I would say, that they 
are much to expansive. At our "database"-section you can find some 3 
1/5" drives, which are also working with the EII.

You can sometimes find EII-sounddisks on ebay, or at 
www.northstarsamples.com for example. But the best way is, to look for 
an old Mac (working types are also at the database), the datacable (or 
build one by yourself) to connect the EII with the mac and download 
the "Sounddesigner for Emulator II"-software. Then you can download 
the sounds from the "files"-section and have a look for Emulator II 
Sounds in Sounddesigner-format. The mac with the software is also the 
best way to save and load sounds. But you need one working disk for 
booting the Emulator.

And last but not least have a look at here: 
http://www.emulatorarchive.com/Samplers/E2Overview/e2overview.html
There you can find the most informations about the EII. And at this 
forum for sure. :-) 

Much luck and best regards
Heiko (from germany) 

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>
> Hello: I just purchased from ebay an emulator II which needs to have 
> the disc drives replaced. I've seen route66studios on the web and 
they 
> seem to have the replacement drives. But where can i get copies of 
the 
> original discs that came with the unit? Also, can I at least replace 
> the old drives with 3 1/2" disc drives? Thanks in advance for any 
> responses.
>

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