'''Solavox''' is also included in the CPCs alternative manufacturer names, which are predefined in the BIOS ROM, and are jumper-selectable via [[8255|PPI Port B]]. Amstrad was apparently planning to allow Solavox (and some other companies) to redistribute the CPC computers.
Of these pre-defined brand names, only [[Amstrad]] and , [[Schneider]] (german German distributor) and [[Awa]] (Australian distributor) were used. Another distributor was [[Indescomp]] (spainSpain), this company wasn't included in the BIOS ROM, and so, Indescomp CPCs usually displayed [[Amstrad]] in the boot message, for some reason (maybe accidentlyaccidentally) a few Indescomp CPCs displayed [[Solavox]]. For best confusion, this happened in '''Indescomp U.S.A.''' models, whilst Solavox / Comet Group are '''UK''' based companies.
== The "Solavox" CPC 6128 ==
Manufactured: November 1985
Not "Amstrad USA", but "Indescomp USA". May it be another "secret" venture by [[Jose Luis Dominguez]], not known by Amstrad UK...?
There are at least three known Solavox units on Spain, so it seems some of them were marketed here for any strange reason.
Note: Indescomp USA did actually officially launch the CPC 6128 (see [[:File:Amstrad Computer User8508 007.jpg|here]]).
== Real Solavox Pictures ==