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www.samcoupe.com 33 years developing for the British 8-bit SAM Coupé computer, doing what I can to keep this fantastic system alive! Hardware, software, repairs, SAM Revival magazine + more. (linktr.ee/quazarsamcoupe for all links, inc ZX / RC hardware)
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Three BBC Micros in a primary school is such a classic memory. And an SN76489 on the SAM Coupe is brilliant, that SID to SN conversion is a clever trick!
Show PostHello Bluesky! We're a family-run workshop in Santander, Spain, handcrafting FM synths to order with real Yamaha chips, like the YM2612 from the Mega Drive. Expect bench photos, chip history and lots of FM sound. What's the first FM sound you remember?
Show PostOne sound chip, many homes. Texas Instruments' SN76489 voiced the BBC Micro and the ColecoVision, and a clone built into Sega's video chip gave the Master System and Mega Drive their PSG. Three square waves plus noise, endlessly reused. Where did you first hear it?
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