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Posted on: October 18, 2013 @ 04:20 PM
kaytoe
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Where is the best place to buy 1gb of flash memory for my motif xf6? I am looking for the best possible price. Any ideas of the best place to buy from?

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Posted on: October 18, 2013 @ 05:58 PM
Bad_Mister
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Earth! ...
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Probably a music store in your area of the world, would be best.

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Posted on: October 18, 2013 @ 07:47 PM
richie1027
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Other than amazon, I’ve gotten my best deals at office max or Office Depot.  8 gigabyte sticks for $6.  On sale

Dirt cheap anywhere

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Posted on: October 19, 2013 @ 02:35 AM
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You will not find Yamaha FL512M or FL1024M for anything like that. I think (although cannot be sure) that the OP is talking about the FLASH BOARDs for the Motif XF, not USB memory sticks…

USB Memory sticks are simple (dumb) storage devices… very inexpensive.
FLASH BOARDS have to be sophisticated enough to store memory and allow realtime acess: send audio out on 128 audio channels simultaneously (to support the polyphony)… A USB Memory stick cannot stream but two channels of audio (stereo playback) and you would not want to, nor could play music in real time from such a device. They simply are too inexpensive to do the job.

A FLASH BOARD not only backs up the data, it is able to accessed the same as the internal WAVE ROM.

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Posted on: October 19, 2013 @ 06:13 AM
meatballfulton
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Keytoe,

You won’t find much more than a $25 difference between prices on the FL boards from online dealers. If you have a dealer you buy form regularly you might be able to negotiate a few bucks more off.

You didn’t say where you are from, so keep in mind taxes, shipping, etc. when deciding where to buy.

For example, I ordered from major dealer in NJ because I pay no tax and no shipping, UPS Ground arrives the next day. Buying from a local Yamaha dealer in my state of Mass. would have cost me an extra $20 for tax.

Not to mention you can buy them right here in the Motifator Shop!

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Posted on: November 12, 2013 @ 01:25 AM
kaytoe
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Thanks for your replys. I live in ireland where the rrp is 315 euro for a 1gb flash board. A good friend of mine is in new york and he has picked me up a 1gb (fl1024m) for 300 us dollars...that works out at 225 euro, so im looking forward to installing it at the weekend when he gets back.

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Posted on: November 22, 2013 @ 05:06 PM
Dr. ROX
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Search for Mutec FMC-06. This flash memory is not made by Yamaha but they used the same chips for it as on Yamaha’s flash. I’m not sure regarding prices on US but here in Europe you can get 1GB for 182 Euros when Yamaha’s FL1024M costs about 299 Euros on Thomann store.
I got the Mutec FMC-06, no issues. I even started to make a video review of it.

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Posted on: December 05, 2013 @ 03:55 PM
kaytoe
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Thank you for your reply dr rox, is this the blue one you are telling me about?
http://www.thomann.de/ie/mutec_fmc06.htm

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Posted on: December 24, 2013 @ 03:46 PM
kaytoe
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Thanks dr rox, I have ordered a 1gb mutec fmc-06 from the thomann website, so im looking forward to adding nice sounds into my xf in my flash memory.

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