Difference between revisions of "Magic Sound Board"
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File:Magic-sound-schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/2 (digital part) | File:Magic-sound-schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/2 (digital part) | ||
File:Magic-sound-schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/2 (analog part) | File:Magic-sound-schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/2 (analog part) | ||
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| + | == Other Pictures == | ||
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| + | <gallery caption="Another version (without the 2 timer chips, and without the 3.5mm socket)"> | ||
| + | File:Deepfb-magic-sound-PCB-front-solder-side.jpg|PCB front (solder side) | ||
| + | File:Deepfb-magic-sound-PCB-rear-component-side.jpg|PCB rear (component side) | ||
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Revision as of 16:59, 3 February 2010
The MagicSound board from Patisonic is a 4-channel DMA sound expansion for the Aleste 520EX from the same company.
The Aleste 520EX is a rare CPC clone with 512Kbyte RAM, its expansion port includes some additional pins allowing external hardware to access the 512K RAM via DMA. The MagicSound board is probably even rarer, it's using the additional DMA pins on the expansion port, so it works only on the Aleste, not on normal CPCs.
Pictures
PCB front (solder side)
PCB rear (component side)
PCB mounted
Schematics
Schematic 1/2 (digital part)
Schematic 2/2 (analog part)
Other Pictures
- Another version (without the 2 timer chips, and without the 3.5mm socket)
PCB front (solder side)
PCB rear (component side)
