Ok, one small victory towards preserving the K3's future longevity. Previously, I had dumped the (2) 32kb waveform ROM's 
(6P-09 & 6p-10) and (1) Firmware code ROM (6P-16), these were easy because they were socketed.

Unfortunately, I just realized yesterday that there are an additional (2) 8kb code ROM's that were directly soldered to the 
CPU board. So, through much painstaking effort today, I removed the CPU board from my K3m and nervously started desoldering 
the additional 8kb code ROM's from the fragile machine-holed PCB. AH!!!!!!!!!! I knew if I messed up the K3m would be toast.

Fortunately, I was successful! I was able to dump the data and I burned them to new eproms to verify that the dump was 
accurate. I added IC sockets for these additional rom's because I never want to go thought at hell again! I went through all
 of the K3m's functions just to make sure I didn't screw anything up, everything seems A0k.

I'm not sure what the additional code rom's cover yet, since they were soldered to the board, I guess they were never meant 
to be updated/upgraded.

Hopefully this effort will help preserve the K3 & K3m, Eprom's have a limited data life, so there will come a day when 
eprom's start failing in these units.

enjoy

ryan

*These have been taken from a K3m, but they should be exactly the same as the K3's ROM's. Also note that in the K3m's 
schematics, some of these ROM's are labeled incorrectly. I took the ROM names from stickers covering the UV window on the 
original ROM's. Also note that the K3 gives these ROM's different names to the K3m, so maybe another text document is needed
 to match up all this inconsistent data.