Small Hardware Sysex storage?

[syrupcore]

Hi,

I'm looking for something like the alesis datadisk that stores a little more than 640k and is hopefully smaller.

I have a few mid-80s synths. I'd like to be able to play the extra gagillion available patches via sysex dumps without having to hook them up to my computer.

Are there any old-and-used-to-love-the-plexis-that-came-with-keyboad-magazine synth nerds like me that can recommend something? Was thinking maybe an older hardware sequencer might do the trick.

Will

[RefD]

Kawai Q-80?

[syrupcore]

That looks perfect. Thanks! Looks like it stores 10 songs. Think that means I can only have 10 different sysex dumps stored at a time? Hopefully it's one per track per song or something.

[syrupcore]

looks like the q80 is only 64k and can only store 10 sysex files.

After looking around some more, it would appear the DataDisk wouldn't really even work as it can only story 59 data files. Unless there's something I'm not understanding. Would be plenty for sending banks but I'd like to be able to snd/rcv individual sounds as sysex files and I currently have 1400 or so. When I get me a dx5/7, that'll double. :)

Might just need to suck it up and use the computer.

[RefD]

there's always that horrifically overpriced Yamaha jobber...i forget the model name.