I found an Atari 520STe with a screen on the street, it is working but has no mouse, so i'd like to know how much is it worth ?
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Posted 19 December 2005 - 2:29 AM
I miss my old 520STe with the 2meg upgrade with hi-res monitor and Cubase on a hard drive. :'(
No idea of current market value, why not look on eBay?
No idea of current market value, why not look on eBay?
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Posted 20 December 2005 - 12:04 PM
I don't know what is this "SID", but it has a MIDI In and a MIDI Out. I don't have the mouse so i can't do anything with it... And my place is too small, so i better have to sell it to someone for who it will be usefull
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Posted 21 December 2005 - 10:03 PM
The SID chip is a synthesizer for old commandore 64/128 ( it seems as your computer don't have it) computers. Very good music has been made with it. It's very rare nowadays and expensive because they don't produce any more of 'em.
There is a hardware synth called SID-station that uses old SID chips.
Here is more info about the SID chip
http://www.sidstatio...dstory_6581.php
( from SID-stations homepage )
There is a hardware synth called SID-station that uses old SID chips.
Here is more info about the SID chip
http://www.sidstatio...dstory_6581.php
( from SID-stations homepage )
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Posted 21 December 2005 - 10:42 PM
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The SID chip is a synthesizer for old commandore 64/128 ( it seems as your computer don't have it) computers. Very good music has been made with it. It's very rare nowadays and expensive because they don't produce any more of 'em.
There is a hardware synth called SID-station that uses old SID chips.
Here is more info about the SID chip
http://www.sidstatio...dstory_6581.php
( from SID-stations homepage )
The original Atari STs had a Yamaha chip that was so shite it was used in the later ZX Spectrums. :?
The STE had a much improved audio chip with stereo 8-bit PCM sound (which sounds shit by today's standards but was a big advance on what went before). The trouble is that not enough STEs were sold for games developers to bother writing software to take advantage of the better sound, improved graphics, hardware blitter etc, so it was a bit of a lame duck.
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