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Interesting. My Matrix-12 has worked great for 30 years so I reckon there's no reason to change it. Oberheim had one location after North Hollywood... they were in an industrial park in Commerce

That is the version D board. The 1.6 doesn't add anything. I wouldn't change it unless you are having problems. I could send the files to the group if anyone wants it. There was also a later main

Thanks for the info John. Where is the board revision located on the PCB? My voice boards have "OBERHEIM 1810D" etched on them. I couldn't find any other useful marks. From what you are saying

You only want 1.6 if you have rev D voice boards! If you do, it will fix the intermittent Voice Processor Malfunction message. It won't work on earlier revs of the voice board. When they designed the

Does anyone know what was updated in the current Matrix-12 ROMs? My Matrix-12 has: Voice ROM version 1.4 Main Board ROM version 1.1 I know that there is a Voice ROM version 1.6, and I am

Bought a great Matrix12. Couldn't be happier. However: previous owner messed up patches - so I want to reload original factory patches (single.multi). Have read everything about this...but simply

Hi all! thanks for letting me in the group. My Xpander has this funny problem that stops me from saving patches to any location with the numbers 8 and 9 in it. When I hold the store button, the **

Thanks for the offer Karl, but it's not that I really need to do this, it's just a programming exercise. I've got a cassette dump saved as an audio file so I can try an look for patterns in

patches) threw up a link to a guy named Walt >>Whitneyselling old patch tapes on eBay. I bought one that turned up a few weeks ago, so I guessed you'd bought one as >>well. Perhaps not the I must

Hi Tony, If you really, really want to know, I guess I could drag my M12 into the shop and put a scope on the output of the cassette out. I could get a general idea of data formats and such. Through

Well, the previous thread on this list (when I asked about Kid Nepro patches) threw up a link to a guy named Walt Whitney selling old patch tapes on eBay. I bought one that turned up a few weeks ago,

Who is Walt Whitney? OS source code. If he still has it, could you please ask >>him to release it to us? Wow- you have a good memory. I'm pretty sure he won't just give it away, or he would have

Hi Tony, I guess you bought one of Walt Whitney's patch tapes as well, then? :) The idea of writing some software to decode the patch audio has crossed my mind as well. The only accurate

Hello Xpander Users, Do any of you know if the Xpander (or M12) cassette patch specification has every been documented? I would like to know the following, at the very least: 1 Where the single

Well, I can download when I log in,- but you already served me well :-) Thank you very much ! all the best P. Am 16.07.2015 um 20:27 schrieb Karl Schmeer shire03@... [xpantastic]:

Hi PeWe! Sorry, I ment in this forum's file collection. Ya have to go to this groups home page and click on the file menu. There are at least 5 or 6 sets of patches in zip files. If you have trouble

Of course Walt would do better to sell his patches as downloadable files but then he wouldn't be finding boxes of cassette tapes in his garage or basement that got squirreled away back in the 80s.

Hi Karl ! Which site do you mean ? I dont have all the posts available here atm. thx PeWe Am 16.07.2015 um 05:43 schrieb Karl Schmeer shire03@... [xpantastic]:

Thanks for the feedback guys (and Tony)! Paul, Walt would do better to record his tapes and sell them as downloadable audio files - I don't think I have anything that plays cassette tapes any

Hi John, If you have not already tried them, check out the patches located on this site. I was quite impressed with the quality. Some made my M12 sound like a totaly different