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A digitally sound sampling and playback device. | A digitally sound sampling and playback device. | ||
The Music Machine was built by a British Company called [[Ram Electronics]]. | The Music Machine was built by a British Company called [[Ram Electronics]]. | ||
The Amstrad CPC version was almost identical to the the ZX Spectrum version, only difference was the address decoding logic. | The Amstrad CPC version was almost identical to the the ZX Spectrum version, only difference was the address decoding logic. | ||
== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == | ||
Revision as of 08:06, 20 August 2006
A digitally sound sampling and playback device. The Music Machine was built by a British Company called Ram Electronics.
The Amstrad CPC version was almost identical to the the ZX Spectrum version, only difference was the address decoding logic.
Weblinks
Spanish site about the Music Machine
Manual
- Ram Music Machine Manual
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Frontpage
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Contents
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