
By kebzer
Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:52 am
Damn, it took me 5 months to find the problem but I did it! I fixed the god damn floppy drive and now I can rock my 60 at last! So, it's my turn to share some knowledge on this spot.
Anyway, for those who might experience problems with their 60's and 3000's I have a couple of tips:
-It's not always the cables or the parts. I thought mine was busted or the board was dead, but I found out that the 60 couldn't operate the drive correctly cause the power supply wasn't feeding correct power, so it powered up but fuk'd up when trying to load files. When I opened everything up, I found the floppy socket back on the power supply almost completely broken, so I just re-soldered it and everything was fine!
-So, before you end up selling your gear as busted, check also the power supply connections. These parts are really old and solderings tend to fall out the box, even though the busted part might seem to power up fine.
PS Damn, that 60 killed my 2kxl for the drums. Dead easy.
Anyway, for those who might experience problems with their 60's and 3000's I have a couple of tips:
-It's not always the cables or the parts. I thought mine was busted or the board was dead, but I found out that the 60 couldn't operate the drive correctly cause the power supply wasn't feeding correct power, so it powered up but fuk'd up when trying to load files. When I opened everything up, I found the floppy socket back on the power supply almost completely broken, so I just re-soldered it and everything was fine!
-So, before you end up selling your gear as busted, check also the power supply connections. These parts are really old and solderings tend to fall out the box, even though the busted part might seem to power up fine.
PS Damn, that 60 killed my 2kxl for the drums. Dead easy.
Toe wrote:When I got to this guys house to pick up my 60 he fired up his sp1200 and played me a beat, I almost cried, it sounded like jesus beatboxing in my ears.
Coz wrote:
Political correctness was shot dead at the door of this forum! It is funny at times though.






