Are you going to upload them still?
Do you still have the files to upload?
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I reached out to Celex (MEKA) on Discord, and he sent me the FCCA files!
The voice messages and some of the tones are the same exact files that @LSPDFRIA uploaded in 2023, but there’s some interesting tones!
Here you go, enjoy!
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All that’s left is finding the messages for the RAMM-A (older message module for the IRC-3).
The FCCA files are interesting, especially the 5520 file.
sorry to randomly bump. here are the files to the FCCA and MVM
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What do those older messages sound like? Are they of the “EST Guy” voice?
From what MEKA said in a earlier post, it was a voice module that was used on older FCCAs pre-1996. He doesn’t know what it would sound like. There is eBay listings for the RAMM-A.
Really obscure item, couldn’t find any manuals on it, only listings.
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I wonder if there’s older EST Guy recordings on there nobody has heard yet, we will have to wait and see though.
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There was a discussion almost a year ago of a mystery voice evac in a hotel. People suspected that this could’ve been the EST guy in the video.
That just sounds like one of the 7 default “calm” Edwards/EST male messages to me (albeit possibly slightly lower-pitched).
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I did email Edwards to see if they have any audio files for the RAMM-A, although I doubt they do. Considering how this thing is obscure.
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Yes, I highly doubt they would still keep those 1994 files, though they had that sound clips page up until late 2023 or early 2024.
I think extracting the EEPROMs from an eBay unit is the only solution left here, Edwards has probably deleted them by now, or they are locked away.
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Except the fact that the RAMM-A’s are VERY expensive. Although I have a bit of hope that they might have it, considering there’s still the FCCA files in existence.
Well, we will have to wait and see when you hear back from them.
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I got a reply, it was them telling me to contact EST support or find an authorized dealer. I also cannot contact EST support for some reason due to some random error with a “prohibited IP”.
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Well, you know what that means…
The RAMM-A used a lot of MacKenzie Laboratories Inc parts so I suspect the RAMM-A might’ve originally been made by MacKenzie but cannot confirm. Maybe a RAMM-A will end up here very soon hint hint.
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