[Hidden-tech] Legacy Mac needed for ca. 1986 music software app.

Chris Miles miles at escapecs.com
Tue Mar 24 13:19:03 EDT 2009


A lot of times you can resolder the points on a classic Mac logic board 
and it will start working. The capacitors on those boards tend to leak. 
I found a web page that talks about fixing these and most of this rings 
true (I used to repair Macs back in the day).

http://www.biwa.ne.jp/~shamada/fullmac/repairEng.html#VerticalLine

Also, check with YES computers, Mark tends to hang on to old equipment. 
In fact I saw a Mac Portable in the front window last weekend and that 
can run 6.0.8. I bet he'd be glad to help out, he's a nice guy.

http://lowendmac.com/pb/macintosh-portable.html

-- Miles

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> I have a legacy 1984 Mac that started as a 128K and was upgraded to 
> MacPlus. It ran for 14 years but we haven't turned it on since 1998. 
> It needs if I remember correctly a new motherboard. You'd be welcome 
> to borrow it and fix it, and have it on long-term loan. I'd want it 
> back eventually because I think in another decade it will have 
> significant collector value.
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>> Hey there,
>> A musician friend is looking for a Mac to run an app. requiring Mac 
>> System 6
>> The comment below is directly from him-I don't know what the heck 
>> he's talking about. But he's a kind, brilliant guy who helps other 
>> people all the time.
>> Looking for a Mac to run an app. requiring Mac System 6
>> "6.0.7 was the last version of that OS, and  I still have install 
>> discs)--but I have no Mac here at the studio  which can run anything 
>> before System 7).
>> Anyway, so I'm looking for a Mac Plus or Mac SE, or even an SE30, I  
>> think, can also run System 6.0.7.  If that can, then it would mean  
>> that a Mac II or IIcx could also run it.  I forget the exact system  
>> vs. computer details.
>> I'm trying to run Opcode MidiMac Ed/Lib for the Oberheim Xpander v. 
>> 5.4--in an attempt to turn the clock back to 1986 and load in some of 
>> the cool sounds I made on that synth back in the day)."
>> Any help is greatly appreciated it.
>> Thanks,
>> Dan Green
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