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Micro SDHC in SD adapter into 2box?

Started by edcito, May 18, 2011, 11:06:51 PM

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edcito

Hi there,
There's a wicked deal for a 32GB micro SD card on ebay for 1 day only. Can I put this in a SD card adapter and upgrade my module to glorious 32GB?
Anyone has tried?
Thanks

BURNIN AMBITION

logic says you can. but it is all about transfer rate. perhaps i am wrong but micro sd seems to have slower transfer rates. plus not all cards are combatible...perhaps someone else could help you more. give us the link if you want
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Baby Samus

As long as it is class 10, and has a read speed of 20mb/s, write around 18mb/s it should work - theoretically.  But as burnin says, its not been tested with Micro SD as far as I know.

edcito

#3
Quote from: Baby Samus on May 19, 2011, 01:16:12 AM
As long as it is class 10, and has a read speed of 20mb/s, write around 18mb/s it should work - theoretically.  But as burnin says, its not been tested with Micro SD as far as I know.

It's a sandisk class 4... so I guess is not suitable for the job then... Will look for a 32GB class 10. They are hard to find tho.

link: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Sandisk-32GB-32G-MicroSD-card-MicroSDHC-SD-Adapter-New-/370500006627?pt=AU_Electronics_Memory_Cards&hash=item56438572e3#ht_2967wt_1141


Baby Samus

Quote from: edcito on May 19, 2011, 03:17:11 AM
It's a sandisk class 4... so I guess is not suitable for the job then... Will look for a 32GB class 10. They are hard to find tho.

http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_6&products_id=111247

Not microsd, normal size SD, 32GB for £26.99.  Fast enough too.

edcito

#6
thanks for the link digitaldrummer, but it doesn't specify which one you will get....
I found the transcend for $80 shipped and the Sandisk for double that, $180 :o

http://www.itspot.com.au/transcend-32gb-sdhc-class-10-p210226.html

http://www.cheapchips.com.au/memory/sandisk-extreme-sdhc-card-class-10-32gb-30mbsec-200x.html


edcito

Quote from: Baby Samus on May 19, 2011, 03:30:55 AM
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_6&products_id=111247

Not microsd, normal size SD, 32GB for £26.99.  Fast enough too.

That one looks good, but wonder how much shipping it is to Oz?

drum-de

Hi there,

will a suitable 32 GB SD Card be reachebal by USB?
Is USB somehowe limited by reading/writing a big card?
Does a 32 GB card require a extender cabel?

Thanks for answering

drum-de

Jman

#9
Quote from: drum-de on August 09, 2011, 01:32:20 PM
Hi there,

will a suitable 32 GB SD Card be reachebal by USB?
Is USB somehowe limited by reading/writing a big card?
Does a 32 GB card require a extender cabel?

Thanks for answering

drum-de
With a 32GB card in the module you will not be able to access it to make changes via USB. You loose that function. It will work in the module, but like I say you can't add more sounds, or do anything that requires connection to the computer. If you install a card extender it will give you access to the card using a card reader with the computer.

This process is at your own risk..... and could void the warranty.  It is a pretty simple process and I have been using my module this way pretty much since the day I got it .... But it is important to know, since eventually someone will totally screw up .... spill their coffee in the module during the process or something and brick their unit  :o
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geo

Now that these are much more ubiquitous and affordable, has anyone tried a microSD conversion? Using something like this:



fishmonkey

i dunno why you'd want to use a Micro SD card instead of a full size card when full-sized SD cards of comparable performance are cheaper.

Murgen

Quote from: fishmonkey on August 10, 2014, 09:44:05 AM
i dunno why you'd want to use a Micro SD card instead of a full size card when full-sized SD cards of comparable performance are cheaper.

Good answer! The only thing that interests me is a Solid State HD replacement (SSD drive). But 2Box will have to change their design with a proper interface for that. And let them replace the USB-1 for a genuine ethernet RJ45 gigaport and Wifi too. :)
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geo

Quote from: fishmonkey on August 10, 2014, 09:44:05 AM
i dunno why you'd want to use a Micro SD card instead of a full size card when full-sized SD cards of comparable performance are cheaper.

I was thinking for purely cosmetic reasons. Rather than having the massive SD case tacked onto the side, you could, if the ribbon is thin enough, run the microSD one out the back and hide it below the power switch.

rhysT

#14
Quote from: Murgen on August 10, 2014, 09:59:53 AM
Good answer! The only thing that interests me is a Solid State HD replacement (SSD drive). But 2Box will have to change their design with a proper interface for that. And let them replace the USB-1 for a genuine ethernet RJ45 gigaport and Wifi too. :)

+1 Murgen - I'm keen to find out more about the KAT 'Adam & Eve' combo based on a Muse Research module that will include a SSD: http://www.hellfiredrums.com/kat-pro-kit-wadam-eve-module-combo/

The Drumit5 module with 32GB SD mod is still very tempting!