Checking interest for OPL4 and more...

23 people expressed interest, so the batch will be probably 25 pieces and should be enough.
Thanks for now. Let's wait if JunSoft can make our dreams come true

DalSori v1 also didn't have MIDI connectors and you don't need them as it has the MIDI wavetable ROM on board for playback. If you want MIDI connectors IN-OUT you have to use a MIDI interface. The DalSoRi v2 will be an OPL4 and MSX-AUDIO compatible soundcard with some extra features. (exact features are unknown for now).

@Neo: I will put you on the list, but it's not sure this can be realized due to design and production costs. Let's see what Jun can do! Maybe he has to compromise the features with the costs. You are number 26 by the way.

@retro, ah i thought I was on 24, you want 2 too probably

Keep us posted. Very interesting to be product. Thanks for your efforts.

Not sure what does Wavetable has to do with MIDI... they're completely different things! MIDI is the serialized channel between 2 hardwares (computer running sequencer program, computer running sound synthesis program, computer running soundfont player program, sound module, midi sequencer device, keyboard with embedded midi sequencer device (a.k.a. workstation keyboard), any MIDI-capable keyboard... )

The only link between those two things is that ON "WIN-TEL" PCs you can use a MIDI sequence playback program to play using internal soundcard synthesis instead of ouputing through MIDI-OUT port. If you are telling this means that anything is MIDI-compatible because of this, ANY MUSIC SEQUENCER PROGRAM IS MIDI. Oh yeah, any of them, from VGMPLAY to Moonblaster.