Thanks people - I'll try your suggestions and report back.

Bunsen, I'd say the Alpha Syntauri was the the most advanced synth to run on an 8-bit personal computer, but even in it's day it was only a poor man's Prophet (Profit?) Five. The M…

It's been a long time since I've used it, but I believe Bernie ][ The Rescue is what you need. I used to set up a small ProDOS formatted RAM disk in MacOS and copy whatever files t…

You could use any terminal software - the old xmodem/ymodem sorts of stuff would work. The options on the two endpoints are limitless. ProTERM seems to be a good alternative on t…

I'm using ADT (*not* ADTPro because of a hardware issue) to transfer disk images from a Mac to a GS. Disk images (.dsk) transfer fine, but individual files do not. Is there a pro…

that would be cool if you dont mind

Hey, I might be able to help you... Maybe I can unpack them and re sit them in a more usable version for you? Let me know if you want to try. Shouldn't take me long to do this l…

yea ok so I finally got stuffit for windows and yea it cant open sit.bin files side rant, what the hell is smith micros problem with making a anything that is not completely backw…

Ok so there has been some talk of the different basic's available for classic mac's so last night I thought I would like to poke around with a couple and check them out I have a "…

A fellow synth-nerd described the Alpha Syntauri as the best synth he'd ever heard. No doubt his memory of the experience was relative to the times.

I need to figure out how to get stuff from DOS 3.3 to the web and vice-versa. It's easier to get from ProDOS to MacOS, but I never switched from DOS to ProDOS. Click to expand..…

The 3.5" controller card is very nice to have... I'd say that more than makes up for a duff PSU.

Mine is still the Turbo-Trax for MX-5 Soundchaser system..... FutureSound GS is definitely on my list too. I've got one but a backup would be nice for that card.

Sorry, no E Mu stuff. As I get the old Syntauri together, I'll go through my music and list what I have. If there's interest, I'll figure out how to put stuff online.

Update: It's a //e Enhanced, dead power supply, otherwise functional. The cards are slot 0, 128K/80 Col; Slot 1 no-name serial card with R6551 ACIA sans ROM, so it must require a d…

Sine there seems to be a glimmer of interest, I thought I'd start a thread. My Holy Grail at the moment is the Graphical Rhythm Composer software for the EM-U Drumulator.

Any chance ANYONE has a lead on the Passport Turbo-Trax software for the SoundChaser IIE keyboard setup. Click to expand... I might just have that... but it will take a bit of …

Hmm, for you guys with the all the cool sounds cards for the old II's... Any chance ANYONE has a lead on the Passport Turbo-Trax software for the SoundChaser IIE keyboard setup. I…

after looking over that site I could have sworn that back in grade school one of our teachers had a sound blaster hooked up to her IIe it was nearly identical to the echo II but …

Luddite, I'm going to have to explore your site. I have both 3-voice and 9-voice ALF cards, the 12-voice AE copy of ALF, a Decillionix card, and of course the Mountain Computer car…

The RAM card is probably of the Slinky-type, meaning that it feeds out bytes one a time, in sequential order, just like a tape drive. It is probably less desirable than a RamWorks-…

I have a bit of alphaSyntauri software posted on my site... it's been a couple of years since I've played about with mine, but it really is a fun rig to noodle with.

Nice! I have a ][e Enhanced from 86

Today's rescue is a //e from about 1985 with a couple of Teac 1/2 height floppies (all labels in Japanese), a couple of mystery cards in slots 1 & 5, and an Apple RAM expan…

I've seen sites that say the icons are free for non-profit (i.e. personal) desktop use, but not allowing www use. Are we sure no such distinction is made here? Click to expand.…