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That is one serious bad ass synth...THANX!

HERE HERE!
All in favor say "I"

I'm all out of breath on this one fellas......since I'm causing global warming by breathing....

XITE-1 has a single PCI-e 1x card that gets connected to the XITE-1 unit via the HDMI cable included.

The wheels on the bus go round and round.....

I have seen similar situations with faulty RAM as well...

OWCH!
Damn the interruptions...

Follow the yellow brick....uh wait a sec.....follow the global warming sham....
Are you a good witch or a bad witch....
I'M NOT A WITCH AT ALL....I'M BRAINWASHED.....

I got an email from Holger last week...everything is fine and there are new arrivals that are in production as we speak...

I'm going to only eat green bell peppers and green tomatoes so I poop green from now on....

I don't think they had 1.44 MB floppies back then...so the new off the shelf ones would not work.....??? I think...

The USA dollar must be doing well compared to the Euro. The price of XITE-1 seems much cheaper here in US compsred to before. Looks like a great time to buy. As of today the Euro is back down to where it was 5 years ago - 1.23E to $1, or .08E G So it's finally our turn to enjoy the conversion :) . ...

Thanks a lot guys....
My MPK49 works fine.....truth be told, I'd like to sell it for a new Novation SLMkII 61.

A little more about the dealer with the XITE-1 in stock...
http://www.jsonline.com/business/97031829.html

Yeah...at this rate...they will have to put another order in "soon".....mmwwwwaaaaaaa ha ha

Gary...you are evil and you scare me.....

Only one now

nuttynut wrote:I sense from the level of activity on this forum that I will go practice lying somewhere else, and come back later and pretend I have a Project card.

There really is a God...

New XITE-1 units available from a friend of mine who is a dealer in the USA.
PM for details....

SCSI HDs are far more reliable than SATA, AND without the heat issues. I've been working with servers & HDs for over 15 years, and have had many more SATA drives fail, than SCSI. I've had more SATA drives fail, than older IDE drives. But one thing is correct. A GOOD reliable SCSI RAID array IS e...