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shipping overseas isn't a problem in the least bit.  the shipping rates aren't very much, imo.  (i personally find it totally amazing we can get ANYTHING from one side of the world to the other without shelling out thousands of dollars....  postal services + modernity amaze me)

anywho, an advantage of buying outside the EU would be we don't charge you VAT.  that is also something worth considering.  the main delay in international shipping comes from the customs process, so as long as the shipper fills out the forms correctly and legibly the difference in shipping times should be negligible.

and now USPS offers basic tracking on the economy rate for many european countries.  the times, they are a changin', finally.

it is a whole lot, no doubt!, if you go back and read the feedback left by others, GENMDM sales began in October.  now that you pointed it out, its a little weird to have that many on-hand.   would have never noticed... but now that i have its intriguing haha

perhaps they just bought 10 or so from the initial batch?  good investment, foresight i suppose!  or just a very lucky sega fan lol

hopefully nothing nefarious   can only speculate i guess, but it'd be interesting to keep an eye on the seller and see whats up.  (maybe they are the reason there are none for anyone else lol...  they bought them all looks like)

indeed useful, thanks!

doing the mod like this should work fine, this was my on-table experiment at blipfest and it made it through ok   (flex sensors or soft pots to control clock speed)  a buried-under-all-the-stuff, eh-what-is-its-purpose-here experiment.  not sure i kept it out all the nights.  it was in the way a lot, and way too loud to hear

but it worked!

it *could* fix your issues.  rewrite it with a fresh ROM, not the one currently on the cart.  just grab it fresh from the LSDJ site

there is a slim chance its the battery, when they start going the cart can start behaving a bit odd.  but, before you remove the battery make SURE you've backed up your sav file.  and check it in an emulator for good measure, if you are paranoid like myself.

yes, i was just hoping to help clarify the other's questions regarding how this impacted LSDJ, specifically

unrelated: is there a screencap of the menu, or how savs are chosen in-console?  i'm curious how it might compare to the mottzilla multi-sav program for ems carts, as this would be the platform many people may be familiar with at this point.  learning curve type stuff... 

compared/contrasted.  to that and i suppose to LFM, at least in terms of in-console management or what appears on-screen.  like, GUI and ease-of-operation and things.

there is a blurb on the LSDJ wiki about the RAM size limitations and what it means, this seems to be somewhat confusing to folks.  copy/pasta typos included:

"
'Q:' What are the compatibility considerations to be aware of, regarding different models of transfer devices and different brands and types of cartridges?

'A:' 'Cartridges:' The cartridge ROM size should be 8 Mbit (Possibly 4 Mbit if you're ok with using an old version) This is usually no problem since most carts have more than that. As for RAM you need 32 kbytes to run LSDj, and to be able to use the file system, you need 128 kbytes. Many carts do not have 128 kbytes of RAM, so watch out! Also, some carts do have 128 kbytes of RAM, but do not support acess to all of it at the same time. In this case yo can have four copies of LSDj each with one song, but with no access to file saving.
"

in short:  filesystem will be disabled without 128K, each 32K sav is enough for one song.  so 16 songs on the 256M cart, for example, assuming you used all the slots for LSDJ savs.