Re: hello

["Sean O'Donnell" <sodonne@vm.temple.edu>]

See Data Memory Systems (DMS) at <http://www.datamem.com/>. That's where
I got my upgrade chips. They only cost me $45 plus shipping. They've
worked great for six months through plenty of gigs so I am confident
that they're the real deal.

Sean

TritoneDW@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 98-07-30 21:06:15 EDT, you write:
> 
> << i have a question regarding this device, and i would appreciate
>         any help i can get. i opened up my jamman and looked inside, to 
>check
>         the memory. all of the slots are full, so i am assuming that it
>         is maxed out.>>
> 
> I've got a maxed out Jammie myself--here's how it works: you need to 
>replace
> the 4 ZIP-ICs that are in there with 4 1MegX4bit ZIP-ICs. You just swap 
>out
> the current chips for new ones. I can't remember if they are supposed to 
>be
> static or page ICs, or what speed they should be. This info might be on 
>the
> Loopers Delight website, check that out.
> 
> I, like an IDIOT, bought mine from Lexicon, and thus got RIPPED OFF (I 
>think I
> payed about $175 for the upgrade). You can get them much cheaper through 
>other
> suppliers, although I can't tell you who. People on this list know, 
>perhaps
> someone would be kind enough to post a cheap, reliable source for JamMan
> memory.
> 
> Happy Jammin',
> 
> Drew