Hi Runedog,
The E-80 can accept PCMCIA Type II cards , so what does that mean ?
1 ) You can get a PCMCIA flash drive adapter and use flash cards.
2) PCMCIA flash drive memory cards ( getting harder to find.
3) PCMCIA flash drive adapter , and use a "micro drive" either 2 Gig or 4 Gig.
I found one on eBay here is a link , but you need the type II adapter >
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=250192565294&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=015
Or you could use floppies as the E-80 won`t do MP3`s , you can fit quite a few midi files on a floppy.
Getting your info from USB flash drive to E-80 , create a folder on your PC and load ALL flash drive info to that
folder , then take a USB cable with 2 different connectors and plug the square one into the E-80 and the rectangular one into your PC.
Power up the E-80 then turn on your PC .
On the E-80 there is a Solid State Disc or SSD , that needs to be unlocked , in back of the E-80 there is a small switch to unlock the internal memory. Once that is done you can permanently store your flash drive info to the E-80 SSD.
I hope this info helps !!
Now my friend , please help me !
I don`t have an E-80 , I have just read the manual.
Can you please describe in great detail the key-bed of the E-80.
1 ) How is the action ( key feel )
2 ) How is the quality of the key-bed , can you compare it to the Tyros key-bed ,
3 ) is there very much lateral "play" ( sideways )in the keys.
Last how are the buttons ?
Do they have a good tactile feel and solid construction ?
How are the sliders ? tight and true or a little sloppy ?
I truly wish you all the very best with your E-80 . I have been looking at the E-80 / Pa800 / Tyros 2 / S900.
Although I have only been able to actually play the Tyros and the S900.
So your reply will be very help full .
I have had many folks say the key-bed is good , what`s good ? I need the nitty gritty !!
Take care and again I hope I have helped and Good Luck !!
Gary