Registered: 08/23/03
Posts: 190
Loc: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Hello All,
Wow, this is great news for our tool too. You probably know what tool I mean: the "MUST-HAVE" tool for KN7000 and KN2600 players (according to several users)
Registered: 08/23/03
Posts: 190
Loc: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Wow, that is then an expensive gadget!! For less than half that price (only less than $20) I can purchase an Apacer 14 in 1 Card reader!!, Also pretty small and very lightweight.
Registered: 01/16/02
Posts: 2330
Loc: North Yorkshire UK
More and more Desktop and Laptop PCs are now being fitted with multi card readers as well............Maybe external card readers will suffer the same fate as the floppy disc drive ??? Apart from the digital audio requirement - and who knows - maybe even that will be incorporated in future??
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After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music. Aldous Huxley ( especially when the music is played on a KN7000....)
Originally posted by fmlk4u: Wow, that is then an expensive gadget!! For less than half that price (only less than $20) I can purchase an Apacer 14 in 1 Card reader!!, Also pretty small and very lightweight.
Regards, Fred
£21 for a 256 MB SD card that does not need a card reader does not sound that expensive to me
Originally posted by Bill Norrie: More and more Desktop and Laptop PCs are now being fitted with multi card readers as well............Maybe external card readers will suffer the same fate as the floppy disc drive ??? Apart from the digital audio requirement - and who knows - maybe even that will be incorporated in future??
trouble is they don't necessarily take everything... Apart from compact flash and type 2 microdrive there are the various permutations of memory stick, memory stick pro, memory stick duo, magic gate and the permutations thereof, we now have mini sd and micro mmc to cater for (even more adaptors) as well as the full sized versions, let alone xd and the pretty obsolete smart media. Now we have transflash which is smaller than mini sd! I have sat in internet cafes next to people who brought along their own firewire and cardbus readers who could not download their data because they did not have the relevant slot or socket on the pc.
Hi Alec, you're back. Just happened to check in to see how things were going on the forum & spotted your post. Hope you and everyone else on the forum had a great xmas and a happy new year.
Hi Rikki, it was a waste of time coming back judging from another thread Hope things are all back to normal after hubby's long health troubles, and all the best for the New Year and future. Take care.
Registered: 10/02/02
Posts: 437
Loc: Silver City, NM USA
Hi Rikki and Alec, I hope that you both had a great Christmas and that 2005 will be a better year than 2004 (Hope springs eternal).
Alec - your presence here on the forum is never a waste of time. The last go around is just an example of what you have to expect when dealing with thousands of people, some of which just like to "shoot from the hip". Best Regards to all, Walt
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Hi Walt, all the best to you too. We'll see what Frankfurt brings in April - maybe the next tyros - but certainly not what would have been the fantastic KN8000
Hiya Alec Great to have you back on this forum - I wonder what you've been busy getting to the bottom of and writing about for all our benefit, these past few months....something Yamaha related I'll be bound...? Roger M
Hi Alec, you being back would never be a waste of time. Hubby finally got out of hospital in August ( after seven months ) and he's finally on the mend.
Things are not quite back to normal, I actually sold my kn7. Don't think I ever got over the shock that there wouldn't be a KN8000. During all those months sitting round the hospital I became interested in computers , software synths & using OMB as a realtime arranger. I midied to my piano. I remembered having a conversation with you about what the future may hold ( just after the shock announcement about Technics). I ust jumped on the bandwagon early.
The one thing I really miss though, is the chit chat & the members on the Technics forum.
best wishes Rikki
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Originally posted by technicsplayer: Hi Rikki, it was a waste of time coming back judging from another thread Hope things are all back to normal after hubby's long health troubles, and all the best for the New Year and future. Take care.
Registered: 01/02/00
Posts: 3781
Loc: San Jose, California
HI ALEC, welcome back to the forum. I don't think you have ever wasted your time here. I emphatically state that there is not a member in this forum, including this writer that has not learned something from you and the books you have published. I know we have not always agreed but I certainly respect your tremendous knowledge and hope you will stay with us once again. We have a lot of newibes to teach and a few that already think they know it all to ALSO teach Best to you and yours,
Originally posted by technicsplayer: .... We'll see what Frankfurt brings in April .......
Hopefully you'll look into the Ketron stand to see if there are any new SD or something coming up as well.
Really nice to see some of the "oldies" at the forum again
Happy playing. GJ
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I realise that even here my Geiger counter can register the impact or fallout from the thread ironically titled "I Have not heard this one before". Where there is great sentiment being sustained, there is hope even for someone who just "like[s] to shoot from the hip", who is responsible for "a waste of time coming back", who is "bound to increase your typing speed/skills" and "eloquence", and who "already think they know it all to ALSO teach".
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Originally posted by Khai: Hello All, Has the new horse been broken ....
Hmm..
Maybe talking of horses is bit offtopic (OT), and Nigel have just opened a new room here at SZ (The Bar) where we can have a drink and "blow out" if needed.
Cheers GJ
Btw, there is a say that goes about this: "If you are in a hole, stop digging!"
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Originally posted by Khai: That depends on whether you are digging a hole to bury yourself or to strike gold.
If any case, the horse is a teetotaler and unlikely customer at The Bar.
Sounds like the horse was a bit of an old nag whose rider shot himself in the hip, fell off the nag into a big hole and didn't know how to get out again
Which driver(s) or rider(s) would you designate for the benefit of the horse, if your intentions are truly honourable?
Also, I would like to think that the horse will not mourn excessively over its ex-rider who "shot himself in the hip, fell off the nag into a big hole and didn't know how to get out again" to such an extent that it cannot accept a new master.
Originally posted by John North: .... "Everyone is welcome on the Forum, but some are more welcome than others"
Well, I guess that's life in here as it is in "the real world". Not the first time it happens as far as I remember....
Cheers GJ
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