[A6] Re: A6 in trash

[Jeff Laity]

Is the boot ROM missing, or does it just not power up? The way to 
update the boot ROM is to download it from the Alesis website. Power 
the unit on holding soft button 7 and select boot load, I think. Search 
the archives on how to do this. You can also try a soft reset (hold SB 
4 on power up) or hard reset (SB 3 on power up). If none of these 
works, then you'll need to take it to a service center for an update.

On Tuesday, March 4, 2003, at 07:49 AM, j_carroll at connectfree.co.uk 
wrote:

> Actually, it's not the first synth I've got. A friend's dad works the 
> bins for the local council. He keeps an eye out for anything 
> interesting. So far I've had the Andromeda, a Korg Trinity V3 with two 
> broken keys (the only thing wrong with it!) and an EDP Wasp 
> (Errmmm..dificult to tell whether it's bust or not - if you've heard 
> one before, you'd know what I mean...)
>
> Did anyone have an A6 boot EPROM for sale?? I was getting the digest 
> version and I think I missed a few messages.
>
> Hang on..maybe if I look down the back of the sofa...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jem.
> j_carroll at connectfree.co.uk
>
>
>
>>> From: Tim Kugel <guitardo at verizon.net>
>>>
>>> broken Andromeda in a trash bin? I love trash picking, but that 
>>> takes the
>> cake!
>>
>> Hahahaha, I don't think I've ever looked in a trash bin and saw a
>> synthesizer sitting in there!  I'd figure somebody with an A6 would 
>> at least
>> try to get Alesis to repair the broken unit, unless it was Alesis's 
>> trash
>> being picked.
>> Who knows... Stranger things have happened,  I did some work for a 
>> company
>> in the past, which decided to throw away thousands of dollars in 
>> networking
>> equipment overnight.
>>
>> -=proto=-
>>
>>
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