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Re: ALF AMII Clone

Subject: Re: ALF AMII Clone
From: STYNX <stynx@gmx.de>
Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2013 13:58:41 -0700 (PDT)
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> Is this a picture of you making your card? 
> 
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ALF_Products_Inc.# 
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> (Scroll down to the "ALF's Craftsman ad" photo.)

Nope, I used a Grindstone (and thats the truth...) ;-)
I realized too late, that i began soldering on the wrong side of the board ... i 'removed' a square of the circuit board to make it fit into a A2. I know the card is kinda rough, but i intend to etch a nice one since i now know that the card will work. ...
Even though the ALF-cards were very common in the days, they are nearly impossible to get hold of now...
They sound a little better than a Mockingboard. Sadly there is no game-support of that i know. Was the 4th sound-chip ever used? (the MC16-clone from AE had 4 sound-chips)

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