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[Guide] how to hack triton studio Hard disk and cdrw
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 10:09 am
by Valerios
Hi guys
I'm going to write a guide on how to hack the triton studio cdrw
for those doesn't have and need to use a common cdrw into the triton studio, i already took the pictures on how to open.
May I/ are you interested to publish in the forum?
Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:17 pm
by John01W
Go for it.
Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:28 am
by argus313
Still waiting..
Re: [Guide] how to hack triton studio Hard disk and cdrw
Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 8:32 am
by SirRoyRogers
Valerios wrote:Hi guys
I'm going to write a guide on how to hack the triton studio cdrw
for those doesn't have and need to use a common cdrw into the triton studio, i already took the pictures on how to open.
May I/ are you interested to publish in the forum?
Very interesting!
Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2009 1:12 am
by Valerios
ok, i'm working on...
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 3:01 am
by argus313
How is it going Valerios? Not pushing but quite exited of the outcoming of your guide...
Greets from Holland and do your best.
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 4:13 am
by insanitor
I suspect that the cdrw drive is an IDE drive as the internal hard drive is.
I wouldn't know if the Triton would work with a blank hard drive inside or if you can copy the partition info from the old hard drive into a larger one, but this giude should be interesting.
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 11:31 pm
by Valerios
Done, finally yesterday i receive the parts and i have a ruffly test and...It work, tonight i will take the last pictures and the last tests...
I was plannig different options ( up to ten) but now i use the Cheapest, easiest and reliable one!
Yes it is a 2,5" ide Hard drive, originally i would try to create a plug for use the Cd-rom JAE connector, but find JAE connectors is almost impossible, and if you ask to build one for you it cost around 95 bucks!
So now with less than 20 australian dollars we will have a USB port directly connected to the Hard drive so you can plug a USB cable to the Triton Studio and see the Hard drive such as an external drive where you can make backups or uploading with or without powering on the Triton studio.
So, I need just to have a final check.
see u soon
Posted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:38 pm
by justin_nys
Looking forward for you interesting guide
hehe..
I'm still using my good old Triton Studio 61. No $$ for the new M3
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Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 8:29 pm
by sehasafade12
Valerios wrote:Done, finally yesterday i receive the parts and i have a ruffly test and...It work, tonight i will take the last pictures and the last tests...
I was plannig different options ( up to ten) but now i use the Cheapest, easiest and reliable one!
Yes it is a 2,5" ide Hard drive, originally i would try to create a plug for use the Cd-rom JAE connector, but find JAE connectors is almost impossible, and if you ask to build one for you it cost around 95 bucks!
So now with less than 20 australian dollars we will have a USB port directly connected to the Hard drive so you can plug a USB cable to the Triton Studio and see the Hard drive such as an external drive where you can make backups or uploading with or without powering on the Triton studio.
So, I need just to have a final check.
see u soon
Hello dear,
We have not heard from you, any luck yet....
Best regards,
Fahim
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 3:17 am
by insanitor
I wonder if anyone else knows how to do this.
Posted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 2:14 pm
by Valerios
I really sorry guys but all this time i was extremely busy on developing my company (i'm an entrepeneur).
Sorry again.
By the way the korg triton studio has a scsi internal but the HD is a normal IDE Hard drive connected thru a SCSI to IDE to the hard drive.
Tecnically is easy to replace.