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Posted By
Chronos
on 2016-04-27
16:10:15
 |  Re: SwinSID article
some of the viewers complained about the hot glue, but remember its only a test version not the final product! Hermit deserves our respect, its huge to manage it almost perfect!
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Posted By
SVS
on 2016-04-27
04:33:56
 | Re: SwinSID article
@MMS:
>>>(I am sure these guys own a kind of time destorting machine to have enough time for these fantastic projects, normal life, and maybe some work too  )
I'm interested in a such device! I really need it. MMS please investigate and let me know
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Posted By
gerliczer
on 2016-04-27
01:52:49
| Re: SwinSID article
Looks a really Herculean task that those two managed to do. However, I don't really like that huge blob of hot glue, and general workmanship looks less than dependable.
Anyway, that CodeKiller guy seems to sell them on AmiBay if someone is interested.
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2016-04-26
13:44:43
| Re: SwinSID article
This is huge!  And the engine was written from scratch by Hermit, the author of TEDzakker...
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Posted By
MMS
on 2016-04-25
19:42:16
 | SwinSID article
It seems that there is no need any more to destroy C64s for the SID chips we have to use for the SIDcard (even if you have ever dreamt about it )
The latest upgrade of the SwinSID seems closing the gap between the real and simulated HW. Hermit is the member of the core team, a huge respect for them! (I am sure these guys own a kind of time destorting machine to have enough time for these fantastic projects, normal life, and maybe some work too )
https://ilesj.wordpress.com/2016/04/24/swinsid-ultimate/
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