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Regardless of how much we love the E-MU's, it is an obsolete out-of-production unsupported piece of kit. The ROM's shouldn't command the 'excessive' second-hand value that they do. If the flash-ROM innovation devalues the ROM market then ALL of us will benefit. The probable outcome would be a healthy exchange of ROM's, all of us would have access to the entire E-MU library (instead of waiting months for 'that ROM' to appear on ebay).
I see no problems at all.
Bring it on Jack.
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David Unlimbo
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--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, electric-motion@... wrote:
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> Jack,
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> Thanks a lot for the update.
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> I just can't wait to use it in my XL7 :)
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> Best wishes for 2011 and thanks for your hard work !
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> Geoffrey
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> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Bruno wrote:
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> > 2011/1/1 Jack Pratt
> > > There is the slot that the SIMM is actually in (should be slot 0) which is the physical slot, and obviously you can't have two SIMMs in one slot, and then there are the other slots which can be emulated or not depending on whether you have other ROMs you want to use [you can just emulate all the slots, but then everyone would start selling their excess SIMMs and the market would lose its bottom].
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> > I don't know about you, but I wouldn't mind getting ROMs for the
> > quarter of their current price...
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