Too bad there are no materials existing at all. --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "techbot23" <techbot23@...> wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > Is this the elusive CPU??? > > http://www.butoba.net/polysix/p6cpu.html > > > > You guys are missing the point. > > The intention of those newly manufactured boards was to be able to > > move parts from the defected board to the new ones, so you take the > > ROM from the bad board and place into the new board ;) > > > --- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "Chromatest J. Pantsmaker" > > <chromatest@> wrote: > > ... the old crow designed his replacement board to use common parts > versus what is required if you were to do an exact refab of the > originals. If his board needs a special rom installed, he would have > those files as well. > > > Hi, I looked at the schematics for this board. Problem is that it > also contains a cpu with mask rom.This mask rom contains the > software it runs and this can not be copied.In short: these boards can > not be > made anymore (unless someone can getthe software from korg) kind > regards, Jeroen >
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Re: Replacement board
2008-10-01 by radek_tymecki
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