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Re: ALF AMII Clone

Subject: Re: ALF AMII Clone
From: STYNX <stynx@gmx.de>
Date: Fri, 8 Mar 2013 07:38:40 -0800 (PST)
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> Do you know what the card is in your SDIM1218 photo? http://www.flickr.com/photos/88521483@N03/8079942354/in/photostream/ If that's the keyboard interface for an AlphaSyntauri synthesizer, someone in this group was looking for one.

I gave the Card to Antoine Vignau. Its somthing Keyboard/Sound-relatet. The Card was made by Pygraphics (PyWare nowadays). I asked at PyWare, but they could not tell what kind of card it was. I found it in an Apple IIgs that had a Midi-Card and 4MB Ram as well as a Transwarp IIgs installed. The seller said it had been used by a musician.
-Jonas

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- ALF AMII Clone
  - From: STYNX <stynx@gmx.de>
- Re: ALF AMII Clone
  - From: Phil Tubb <googleplus@w127.com>

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