Emulator I : Specifications
                            
Keyboard The four octave keyboard was split into 2 zones each of 2 octaves (Lower and Upper), which played separate samples (a maximum of 2 seconds in duration). The lower zone controls 5 voices, and the upper zone controls 3 voices. This seems to be the wrong way round! The Upper and Lower samples are loaded separately from diskette, and they can be swapped over using the Swap control button. A sample can not spread across zones.
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Computer
   Memory Bank Size        128 Kbytes
   Sample Frequency        27,777 Hz (bandwith is 10kHz)
   Sample Bits            12 companded to 8 bits
   Sample Length          2 x 2 seconds (Upper, Lower)
   Number of Voice Channels  4 or 8
   Playback Frequency Range  20 - 15kHz
   Dynamic Range         72dB
   Power Requirements      115/230V, 60/50Hz, 200W

Keyboard
   4 Octave Range, 49 keys C - C
   NO velocity sensing
   Up to 8 Programmable Key Splits - multi-samples
   NO after touch Sensitivity 

Inputs
   Mono Analog Sample (Jack and XLR)
   MIDI (added as an option)
   Vibrato Pedal, Release Switch, Access Switch

Outputs
   Upper, Lower and Mix Outputs (Jack and XLR)
   RS232 25pin socket (as an option)
   MIDI (added as an option to the RS232 port)

Dimensions
   Length 37.5"
   Depth   15"
   Height    8"
   Weight  75lbs/30kg. 50kg within a flight case!

The Emulator I came with a 10 disk library of sounds. The factory library grew to 120 diskettes.