Profex II for sale

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Randy Patton
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Profex II for sale

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I have a Profex II with controller, 2 New power supplies, and new midi cable. It has Burr chps and batteryless mods done. $350 + shipping.
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Profex II

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Do you have the card for the profex
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No card, But I do have everything else... Manual also.

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With the batteryless mod done there is not much need for the memory card.
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Even a battery-less memory chip could lose memory under a heavy power surge, like a lightning strike. The chances are slim, but I have seen it happen.
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