Differences between the mki and mkii models, Design, Power supply – Elektron Monomachine User Manual
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE MKI AND MKII MODELS
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE MKI AND MKII MODELS
There exist a number of hardware differences between the MKI and MKII models of the
Monomachine. Below is a compilation of the most important differences.
DESIGN
The height of the the MKII models are 63mm including rubber feet and knobs.
The height of a SFX-6/60 MKI unit including rubber feet and knobs is 77mm.
The SFX-6 measures 975x176x77mm including knobs and rubber feet and includes a full
size 3 octave keyboard and a joystick.
POWER SUPPLY
A switched-mode power supply is used for the MKII models which allow the units to be
used all over the globe without the need of voltage converters. The SFX-60 MKI models
use an AC power supply.
The output specification of the SFX-60 MKI power supply is: 6 Volts AC, 2800mA, 50/60Hz.
The plug size of the SFX-60 MKI supply is the same as a MKII power supply.
The SFX-6 has an IEC 60320 C14 3-prong inlet to connect to a grounded main power sup-
ply using either using 115V or 230V (please see “ADDITIONAL REAR CONNECTORS,
SFX-6” on page 8 for further details)
SNR RATIO AND OUTPUTS
The S/N of the outputs on the Monomachine MKII is 100dB. The outputs of the MKII units
are also impedance balanced.
The S/N for a MKI unit outputs is 91dB and the outputs are unbalanced.
USER WAVEFORMS
The Monomachine MKII has the capability of hosting user waveforms.