Here's a photo of another project I'm working on.
(http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/9669/fbssidsmallms2.th.jpg) (http://img340.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fbssidsmallms2.jpg)
Should be obvious as to what it is... :)
Stereo SID cartridge? If so... GOODIE! :D
-Andrew
You're such a tease. ;)
Hehehe, yeah I call it the Stereophonic-SID cartridge :)
There's a jumper and DIP switch that allows you to select any of the following addresses:
$DE00, $DE20, $DE40, $DE60, $DE80, $DEA0, $DEC0, $DEE0, $DF00, $DF20, $DF40, $DF60, $DF80, $DFA0, $DFC0, $DFE0.
Maybe I should make a 16 SID cartridge :förvånad: .... only joking
Most Stereo SID players only support $DE00 for cartridge based stereo SIDs. Any suggestions on what players I should use for testing?
I believe the Prophet64 cartridge also uses $DE00 for the second SID. That's the reason I added the cartridge pass through slot so that the Prophet64 and Stereophonic-SID can be used at the same time. No need to stuff around with SID2SID boards. But I've had no luck sourcing a Prophet64 cartridge so I'm unable to test this setup but I can't see any reason why it shouldn't work. I'm using an octal bus transceiver to isolate the SID inputs.
Anyway, I need to redo the 5V to 9V/12V power circuit as the one I had produced way to much interference due to a dodgy component from China. Works great with a 9V battery. ;)
By the way, I will not be including SID chips with this product.
Quote from: MangeloreMost Stereo SID players only support $DE00 for cartridge based stereo SIDs. Any suggestions on what players I should use for testing?
StereoPlayer 10.3 by Mark Dickenson is my favorite program to use. It supports $DE00 and $DF00 for the second SID chip. You can find out more about this program and download it from this website (http://www.lyonlabs.org/commodore/stereo-sid/).
-Andrew
Thanks! I wish I'd seen this web site earlier.
Quote from: MangeloreHere's a photo of another project I'm working on.
[url]http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/9669/fbssidsmallms2.th.jpg (http://img340.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fbssidsmallms2.jpg)[/url]
Should be obvious as to what it is... :)
oooooo! Can I pre-order ?
Quote from: adminQuote from: MangeloreHere's a photo of another project I'm working on.
[url]http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/9669/fbssidsmallms2.th.jpg (http://img340.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fbssidsmallms2.jpg)[/url]
Should be obvious as to what it is... :)
oooooo! Can I pre-order ?
Sure, although I haven't set a price for it yet as I'm working out how to best power the SID chip.
QuoteSure, although I haven't set a price for it yet as I'm working out how to best power the SID chip.
Maybe you can hook it to one of these...
http://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm/Outdoor-and-RV-Accessories/RV-Maintenance/RV-Generators/Honda-EN2500-Economy-Generator/skunum=34957
Douglas
:)
hehehe only if I include a power amp as well :D
Or maybe this (http://www.otherpower.com/hamster.html). :)
Quote from: airshipOr maybe this (http://www.otherpower.com/hamster.html). :)
What a crackup :skratta:
Stupid question I know, but... do programs which support stereo generally expect the built-in SID on the left channel and the second SID on the right? Or the other way around?
Quote from: nikonikoStupid question I know, but... do programs which support stereo generally expect the built-in SID on the left channel and the second SID on the right? Or the other way around?
After getting my Stereophonic-SID cartridge from Mangelore, I now have the answer to this question... The built-in SID is on the left channel, and the second SID is on the right.
-Andrew