Well, I just filled the last slot in my XL7 and thank god I won't be tempted anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You really do need to call them if you are interested, they have a bunch of miscellaneous ROMS laying around, not mentioned on their site at all................. dana --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Marcello" <cello1225@y...> wrote: > Hi all. If you visit E-MU's website, you will notice that not all > compatible ROMS are listed AND some seem to be disappearing from the > marketplace. This is a shame, because the command stations are > relatively new AND E-MU is now able to make ROMS available for good > prices (between 79.99 and 149.99 as opposed to a couple of hundred > dollars more or both ends of the price spectrum) > > http://www.emu.com/shop/shopcategory.asp?Category=299 > > I called E-MU and spoke to a representative. I inquired about the > ROMS that are not listed and those that we should "call for > availability" for and I was told that while some are avaiable, for > others, they are considering producing more based on customer demand > (they keep a record of demand when customers call in). I am told that > E-MU cut production because they do not want to get stuck with a few > thousand ROMS that don't sell after placing a bulk order for them. > Personally, I want the World Expedition ROM but I was told that there > are no plans to make more given the assumed "low demand". That can > change if enough of us demand this and other ROMS. > > To make a long story short, I want to let fellow E-MU Command > Center/Sound Module/Keyboard users know what's going on so that they > can have the chance to demand the ROMS they want before they are only > available at inflated prices in the "second hand market" (especially > considering the recent price drops). Also, you should all research > what ROMS are compatible because not all of the ROMS are listed on > the website. Because I did my research, I was able to inquire about > the Composer ROM (that shipped with the Proteus 2000) and order one > even though it is not listed on the website as available. I bought > the Composer ROM for $106.00 shipped, brand new with warranty. I saw > the same ROM selling for $175.00 on ebay a few days ago EXCLUDING > SHIPPING. If you are skeptical, take a look at the ROM prices from > the link above and compare them to E-bay prices for second hand stuff. > > The moral of this message is to call E-MU and demand the ROMS you > want that aren't available so that they will make more for those of > us who invested in E-MU equipment. (Call 1-888-372-1372) > > Also, if you know of any other places to share this message (other > E=MU forums, friends who use ROM compatible equipment, etc), by all > means, spread the word.
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Re: Call E-MU at 1-888-372-1372 to demand ROMS you want!!!
2004-03-12 by dwoodaman
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