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From: janti@athena.arc.nasa.gov (Joel Antipuesto - GDP)
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Subject: INFO NEEDED: Is a IIsi enough for MIDI
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Date: 24 Jun 91 20:15:28 GMT
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I'm still in the market for a computer (thanks to all who
responded to my last post).  

I was wondering if a IIsi is enough for MIDI applications.
Talking to some apple people, their opinion is that a IIsi is 
limiting in that it's only got one NuBus slot.   Is this the
case, and if it is is there any way around it that's cost
effective (if the price approaches that of a IIci, might as
well go for that, right? - now, can anyone spare $5k?)

-Joel
janti@athena.arc.nasa.gov