You have to choose which one you want... The 60 doesn't have enough memory to hold 2 banks of 56 patches...

I could probably use it as I have a very early (possible prototype) Memorymoog. It basically makes the auto-tune work a lot better (able to get all the VCOs in tune) on early production MMs...

Since my Numera is in a Rev G Xa mine is different (no U117 cable) -



I could probably get those Rev A boards working if you wanted to send them to me for repair. I have 2 other sets of A boards here now...

That's a Rev A board... Looks like you have Rev C ROMs. Do you have an EPROM burner? I think I have the normal XA Rev C ROM images I could send you...

I have keys for a Crumar Performer, if they are the same...

Does it work fine in Manual mode? Even if the battery is dead it should still work fine in Manual mode...

I actually have an Xa with the Numera MIDI board too. I think it is basically a clone of the JL Cooper. I'll check the 6116 in mine... Awesome! Does your OB-Xa have the sockets for IC's 108, 109, 110, and 111 populated? If so, are they 2114 memory chips? This OB-Xa has all those sockets empty. Mine...

I have them in stock.

I actually have an Xa with the Numera MIDI board too. I think it is basically a clone of the JL Cooper. I'll check the 6116 in mine...

Indeed as it seems the most common way to do note off is note on/velocity 0...

The BCR2000 is a lot cheaper (I got one for $100) and there's a perfect Alpha Juno template for it...

You might try this -

http://web.archive.org/web/200512162341 ... ry_wav.zip

Well I suppose you could but then you'd need a CV to MIDI converter to play the Juno from the CSQ. If the Juno has MIDI already I'm not sure why you wouldn't want to just use a MIDI sequencer.

No, the CSQ won't do anything with the Juno-60. What you want is the JSQ-60 or MSQ-700 which have DCB...

The Clock out is like 96ppqn, try the Click out instead..