From 75300.2272@COMPUSERVE.COMThu Mar 21 14:35:35 1996
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 1996 15:29:04 EST
From: David Fox <75300.2272@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Reply to: K2000 user's group <K2000@AMERICAN.EDU>
To: Multiple recipients of list K2000 <K2000@AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject: Drive limitations

Andreas, Lindholm,

The K2000 keyboard is more strict than the K2000R in terms of power
requirements, but these usually do not prove to be a problem these days. Miost
drives sold these days are very low power, even the larger ones. So though I
can't say for sure, it is unlikely that power wil be the issue. The size is a
much bigger issue.


As to your question about the K2500 conversion disks for the K2000, that would
not change the issue for the K2000 at all. (I assume you are referring to the
disks sold by Sweetwater). It is important to understand that those disks do
not change the software. They are merely disks that have a file containing the
objects from the K2500, along with some additional samples (for the drums).