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[Larry Rutledge]

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[RonnieMartin]

What is the difference between the MXR and the e-lxr. Do they both require a card?


Thanks
Ronnie Martin

[adolgin]

While using the MxR, you insert the SDHC memory card while recording on it, push on it again, and it pops out, so you can use the same MxR adapter with multiple cards. LCR keeps the memory card inside once it is inserted, so you treat an adapter/SDHC combination as one piece. Electronically both MxR and LCR are exactly the same.
HTH

[RonnieMartin]

While using the MxR, you insert the SDHC memory card while recording on it, push on it again, and it pops out, so you can use the same MxR adapter with multiple cards. LCR keeps the memory card inside once it is inserted, so you treat an adapter/SDHC combination as one piece. Electronically both MxR and LCR are exactly the same.
HTH

Thanks : I have two of the MXR and I am using 16gig transend cards and they work super. Will the early MXR allow the use of the 32 gig cards? If so do you sell them or know of a source in the US?

Thanks

Ronnie Martin
kato video Productions
www.dirtracingvideo.com

[adolgin]

Hello Ronnie, the earlier, first generation MxRs do not officially support 32G. You might get lucky with the Transcend 32GB cards, but they are not guaranteed to work. If you bought your MxR here in US, they would be 2nd generation, supporting all major brand quality SD cards. When we got our stock here in US, we only received the newer adapters. We do have 32GB Transcend cards in stock, please follow http://dolgin.net/zen_dolgin/index.p...9314be054a740c to order