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--- goddard.duncan@mtvne.com wrote: > >>I believe that http://www.newegg.com has Simpletech cards available > that work in most all configurations (backwards, stereo, etc).<< > > both my repeaters have simpletech 128Mb cards, and they've both reported >"cfc > slow" during normal operations, like running backwards pitch-shifted and > recording in stereo at the same time. (when I say "normal", I mean > normal-to-a-looping-musician). > > I tried a TDK 256 and it was hopeless. I'd make damn sure I needed that >much > loop storage "online" before investing in one of the larger cards; you >might be > better off with a small pile of 16's or 32's; depends on y'r workflow. To my understanding, it's not the size of the card, but which specific chipset it uses. I have 4 cards now, all SimpleTech. The 16mb card that came with the Repeater works fine, as does the first 128MB card I bought. The second 128MB card works ok for mono and non-strenuous use (loop storage), but will occasionally give a SLOW CFC if you try to do stereo or whatever. I just got a new 256MB last week and haven't had a chance to fully exercise it yet, but initial tests look positive (formats, records in stereo, reverse, etc). > in the repeater manual, it tells you what it means when the cfc light is >green > and what it means when it's red. mine is amber most of the time.... >anyone? Sorry, I don't know that one. I may have seen it, but I just thought it was red. I don't actually look at the thing that much when I'm using it. Greg __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com