LC475 and EDO RAM

Here's a rather esoteric question that I suspect at least one person may be able to answer better than the collective urban legendry found on Google. I have a Mac LC475 (same machine as Quadra 605), and I'm looking to max out the memory. None of Apple's tech notes mention anything about EDO memory, and people tend to generally think that it can handle it, but I've been bitten before. Does anyone have a good idea about whether the memory controller can handle it? Also whether it can actually take advantage of it? My gut feeling is yes to the first and no to the second. Secondly, does anyone have experience with Micro Memory Bank? They seem to be offloading piles of newly-manufactured vintage-compatible (5V FPM and EDO) DIMMs and SIMMs on Ebay. The collective common wisdom for the LC475 is that 128MB SIMMs will work, but only if they're single-ranked. The salespeople for the vendor don't seem to know what I'm talking about when I ask, and I'm having a hard time getting photos of the board from them (which should at least let me look at the traces). Anyone know about their 128 MB EDO/FPM SIMMs? Relevant auction number is 350478815002. - Dave