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Simmtec, Inc
Kit of two 32MB memory cards adding 64MB total capacity for compatible Korg Triton workstations and samplers
This 64 MB kit contains two 32 MB memory cards designed for the Korg TR, Triton Extreme, Le, Pro, ProX and Rack samplers. It expands the instrument's sample RAM to the stated capacity. The modules are supplied new and formatted for the compatible workstation series.
The paired modules provide the full 64 MB address space during long recording sessions and multi-sample patches. Performance remains stable when the sampler streams data continuously from the cards. Users needing more than 64 MB of sample memory will require a different solution.
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The two 32MB cards are passive memory modules with no active circuitry, so they add no measurable power draw or heat to the sampler.
The sampler needs two free memory slots that accept the proprietary 32MB card format used by the TR, Triton Extreme, LE, PRO, PROX and Rack models.
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