All three ROMs are listed in the table presented here: http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/3677726/96520353/name/Identifying+EMU+ROM+SIMMs+for+Proteus+2K+Family.doc
On Jul 16, 2013, at 6:54 AM, Michael Brien Lane <mibrilane@...> wrote:
The MP-7’s ROM identifies as "MP-7” on the display - I have one of these in my XL-7. I think the Pure Phatt ROM identifies as “Phatt”.The following is copied from this web page: http://www.ebay.com/gds/E-MU-Proteus-2000-Series-Expansion-Sound-ROM-Guide-EMU/10000000002148488/g.html"9062 Pure Phatt ROM32MEG, 512 Patches of hiphop / rap sounds. Includes some very high quality percussion sounds
and some great basses.
Included with the MO'PHATT module, variations included with the MP-7 command station and MK-6.
The MP-7 rom has KIT presets where the Mo'Phatt versions are BTS presets ready set up for beats mode.
The MK-6 Mo Phatt Keys ROM has 128 extra patches not available anywhere else. This MK-6 rom is
labelled MROM1 as far as I am aware."Hope that helps.On Jul 15, 2013, at 11:47 PM, shakerz25 <shakerz25@yahoo.com> wrote:Thanks; that's what I'm wondering--what's the ROM called that came standard in the MP-7...?
Cuz I think I'm seeing 2 different ROMS (ROMs, not modules--but maybe the listings are not accurate) for sale online--Mo' Phatt, and Pure Phatt, and I'm getting mo' confused...