Difference between revisions of "Programming:Digiblaster"
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| − | The CPC Digiblaster is a device which allows to play 8 bit music samples with the CPC. The Digiblaster is connected to the printer port of the CPC, further it contains (most often) a 3.5 mm port that must be connected to a stereo amplifier. This device can be made easiely out of a array of resistors, it costs below 2-3 Euro. | + | The CPC Digiblaster is a device which allows to play 8 bit music samples with the CPC. |
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| + | The Digiblaster is connected to the printer port of the CPC, further it contains (most often) a 3.5 mm port that must be connected to a stereo amplifier. | ||
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| + | This device can be made easiely out of a array of resistors, it costs below 2-3 Euro. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:17, 6 November 2017
The CPC Digiblaster is a device which allows to play 8 bit music samples with the CPC.
The Digiblaster is connected to the printer port of the CPC, further it contains (most often) a 3.5 mm port that must be connected to a stereo amplifier.
This device can be made easiely out of a array of resistors, it costs below 2-3 Euro.
