I'm using the old TR-707 as a clock/click track generator, (they're still good for something!) and the SYSEX dump string would be real handy. Can anyone help me out? Or do I have to drag out the C= and get it off of a dump program I think/hope I still have... Thanx

Okay I fired up that C=/ Here's the Sysex string I got:
F0 41 51 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

F0 41 53 F7

The old C= program thinks that it received 14 blocks. Would anyone there please explain just what the @#$% is going on? Anyone care to explain some early Roland sysex? Thanx

C=

That doesn't mean what I think it does..
does it?

Long time ago that was the 'universal' symbol for a Commodore 64.

Yes indeedy, that is just what it sounds like, in this case a Commodore SX-64. I keep it and the Passport interface because
1)It's a luggable, so it stores
2) 4 years worth of KCS sequences that cannot be exported in their original format
3)A Poly-800 patch editor/librarian not available on anything else (Not a II either!)
4) The TR-707 librarian program, now that I'm using the old guy again...