Strange Serial # on my Emu Emulator II*HD

[seamonkey]

I've had my Emulator II+HD for about year and a half now, and it's never left my keyboard stand since I unpacked it from the seller(Noisebug)ebay.
I never looked at the serial # because there was no need to.
Anyway, it died on me the other day with what looks like a PSU issue, it doesn't turn on...period..nada, nothing. I opened it up and changed out the fuse but still nothing.

I dropped it off at my vintage synth tech this morning and as he was writing it up he went..ummm. Of course I asked what, and he replied there were letters instead of a serial number...it spelled KACHER.

Has anyone heard of this before? perhaps a prototype? or one of the R&D techs at Emu?
I'm baffled and curious..anyone know something about this?

[dr.c]

Helo, there !
I have "dropped" this forum for a little while, since I was spending a lot of time, for free. This is not a problem, but when, afetr all this, I am getting insulted by certain ones... (mail)
Things are going better now, so let's make a "reset" and see what it does.

Ugly George (Dr.C)
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Never heard about tgis !!!!  :-o

[seamonkey]

Hi dr. c. Good to see you back on the forum.
Hope all is well with you. 
 

[Elmbeatz]

Yes - welcome back!!!

[dr.c]

Kasher ? Can't believe this !!! 
But how is it ? In the sticker ?

[seamonkey]

Hi Dr C..yes, it is stamped on the sticker where the serial # should be.