I noticed while I was in Sweden with my XL-7, it ran hot on 220v. After a while, I could not keep it on my lap while programming. In the US where I operate the unit normally on 110v., it rund cool. As there are no cooling vents on the unit, I would expect long term use at 220v. will shorten the life of the components. A small 220v. to 110v. transformer/converter costs as little as $8.00USD and might be worth the investment (even if it costs a bit more and with shipping) if you keep the unit on all the time as I do......
Bob
Corona/Riverside, CA
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From: José Sáez <taliesin@...>
Sent: Jan 4, 2005 9:35 AM
To: xl7@...m
Subject: Re: [xl7] Presets stored within pattern ?????
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Hey, thanks everyone for the prompt answers. I'm running a test now about warmth with 220 / 110 V settings.<BR>
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I've been running the XL7 all this time at 220, and i'm wondering if that's healthy or not.<BR>
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Jose<BR>
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From: cosine... zero <BR>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 2:15 PM<BR>
Subject: Re: [xl7] Presets stored within pattern ?????<BR>
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Presets are NOT stored with the Pattern. Presets are completely <BR>
> independant from Patterns, if you tweak a Preset, then save a<BR>
> PATTERN, all <BR>
> of the tweaks you made to the Preset will be gone next time you turn<BR>
> on your XX-7. Presets are independant entities that are stored<BR>
> completely seperate from Patterns. The Pattern stores the LOCATION of<BR>
the Preset, not the actual Preset data. <BR>
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-->Let me make this even MORE confusing. :) Tweaks ARE stored with the<BR>
pattern. :) Any knob twiddles are kept in the pattern (and song). And I<BR>
haven't tried any sysex in my tracks yet, but can't you store sysex<BR>
within the patterns?<BR>
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But yes, He's right to clarify that the preset itself is not stored in<BR>
the pattern, but a preset location (think PATCH CHANGE) is.<BR>
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Re: [xl7] 220 vs. 110 volts
2005-01-04 by Bob S.