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| − | '''Bryce''' got his first CPC in the 80's (a CPC464 with GT65) | + | '''Bryce''' got his first CPC in the 80's (a CPC464 with GT65). His interests are mainly in hardware development for the CPC, but has also developed hardware for the Atari 600/800 Series, Spectrum and C64. He is a member of the group [[FutureSoft]]. |
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Revision as of 02:51, 19 July 2011
Bryce got his first CPC in the 80's (a CPC464 with GT65). His interests are mainly in hardware development for the CPC, but has also developed hardware for the Atari 600/800 Series, Spectrum and C64. He is a member of the group FutureSoft.
Current Hardware
- 1x CPC464 UK (the original one from back then)
- 2x CPC6128 (Schneider)
- 1x CPC6128 Plus (French version)
- 1x GT65
- 1x MP1 (converted to MP2)
- DKTronics Speech Synthesiser (ROM Version)
- DKTronics Lightpen (ROM Version)
- DKTronics 64K Expansion
- Hundreds of homemade expansions
- Collection of Atari / Spectrum / Commodore computers and hardware
Hardware Projects
- Battery-less SCART Cable
- Convert an MP1 into an MP2 (Add a 12V output to your MP1)
- DDI-1 Modification (Conversion for DDI-1 so that it will work with standard PC floppy drives)
- Digiblaster (Version V3 with YM throughput and line-level stereo output)
- DIY Cartridge (Make your own configurable Plus Cartridge)
- Expansion Converter (To connect UK expansions to a Centronics expansion port)
- LCD And Plasma TV Solution (Converting an MP1/2 from TV-out to Composite-out)
- Man In the Middle Adapter (A Cartridge PCB that uses the ACID of an original Cartridge)
- MegaFlash (32 virtual ROMs, writable directly from the CPC)
- MegaROM (16 virtual ROMs in one big EPROM)
- Multi Cartridge (Four games on a single 512K Cartridge)
- PS2Mouse (Interface that connects a PS/2 or USB mouse to the CPC)
- RGB to S-VHS Converter (Adapter to connect the CPCs RGB output to a TVs S-Video input)
- Tape Input for 464
- Tape Input for 6128+
