HunterZ wrote: My Roland PSU uses that polarity, but mine takes 1200mA instead of 650mA so there's no guarantee that my data helps you. […] Show full quote Dakkiller wrote: Should I change the Tip also or leave it as it is? My Roland PSU uses that polarity, but mine takes 1200mA instead of 650mA so …

(edit: removed info that doesn't apply) The one you have pictured appears to be 9V (can't tell if it's DC or AC), 800mA, adjustable polarity (currently set to negative polarity tip). Since your MT-32 is reportedly rated at 650mA, it should work fine! Should I change the Tip also or leave it as it …

smeezekitty wrote: It could be as simple as bad ram. Try memtest86 (you might have to use an older version to work on a 486) OK, Send me a link to the newest version that will run on a 486 and then I'll take a look

16 months ago, I rebooted my DOS PC to get back into Windows 95, then I heard some noises and there was nothing on screen. I then rebooted and BIOS screen came up and it got stuck at the screen where your supposed to see the words Starting Windows 95 (They didn't appear) At 1st I thought it was like …

Better to use the 9V 800mA one (if it is DC and correct polarity): The current rating (amps/watts) is how much the adapter can supply without burning itself out. The device being powered (MT-32 in this case) will try to draw whatever it needs, which according to your info is no more than 650mA. In …

The only problem with a Model 2 Power Brick is that the connector is smaller and somewhat differently shaped than the Model 1. I am doubtful whether it will fit the MT-32's power jack. I also have a 9Volt 800ma adaptor also which some people said should be OK if the Plus and Minus areas are the …

I used to use a Model 1 Genesis Power Brick to power my Roland MT-32 but I can't find it anymore. Are the Model 2 Power Bricks any different from the Model 1 Genesis Power Bricks and should they be safe on my MT-32?

keropi wrote: that's an IDE drive , nothing more can be told from this picture Thanks for letting me know. Now I'll know what to look for

One of them died on my Am5x86 build (This isn't the one that died but it does use the same connections) and I wanted to know which connections it uses (I'm thinking about buying one of those Flash Card Solution drives that I keep hearing about all the time)

Thanks 😀 I'm now happy that I didn't throw away my Model 1 Genesis PSU after the death of my Model 1 Genesis and I feel so lucky. I only payed about $44 in total for it untested and I bought it since it was sold as a Buy it now auction:) Am I a lucky kid or what? 😀

Are you sure? One of my friends on Facebook told me to not use 10V or 800mA and he said that it could fry it. So you are saying its OK and Perfect to use a Model 1 Plug that outputs 10VDC and 1.2A with my arrived MT-32 which says 9V DC 650mA? Should I try it? PS: I live in the USA

I just gotten my MT32 in and I want to test to see if it works. It says it needs a 9V 650mA DC adaptor I have a 9V 800mA adaptor and also a 10V Model 1 Genesis Adaptor and I want to know which adaptor would be the safest to use to test the MT32?

Up until now, only the BSOD was poked fun at NOW, lets rip DOS/4GW a new one and mock the crap outta it in this new article http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/DOS4GW Its not done yet but if anyone would like to add crap to it then please be my guess. :blush: I remember getting scared of the DOS/4GW …

Up until now, only the BSOD was poked fun at NOW, lets rip DOS/4GW a new one and mock the crap outta it in this new article http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/DOS4GW Its not done yet but if anyone would like to add crap to it then please be my guess. :blush: I remember getting scared of the DOS/4GW …

I Wanted to play Cell Block A which I had rediscovered yesterday that I had last time played when I was like 9 or 10 years old. First off, the installer for the latest version didn't come with a DPMI so I grabbed the CWSPIMI from Quake and for the Menu and start of the game, it works. Then I moved …