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.…

Well, according to widget : widget's Terms and Conditions page, their icons are all available under Creative Commons noncommercial and/or commercial licenses. Icons with the noncom…

Well, according to widget : widget's Terms and Conditions page, their icons are all available under Creative Commons noncommercial and/or commercial licenses. Icons with the noncom…

Today, there is a Windows and Mac version of StuffIt. See here: http://www.stuffit.com/ Oh, ok, so then I CAN do it in Windows. LOL! Click to expand... It's not necessarily a…

Yes, in general it's best to transfer the compressed archive to the Mac, and uncompress it there. This makes sure that all the different parts of a Mac file stay together.

Today, there is a Windows and Mac version of StuffIt. See here: http://www.stuffit.com/ Oh, ok, so then I CAN do it in Windows. LOL! Click to expand... It's not necessarily a…

So is BinHex (or StuffIt)a program for the Mac ? Click to expand... Originally, yes. However, Both had their source ported to Unix C, so if you really wanted to, you can have …

I see that you have icons from IconFactory for many of the older machines - while this is nice and quaint, has anyone investigated the possibility of asking the widget:widget peopl…

Thanks. Just turns out I hadn't gone to the right pages.

Where are these icons? I don't see any on any of the Wiki specs pages... Am I missing another specs page somewhere? Click to expand... [wiki]Macintosh Quadra 840AV[/wiki] is …