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'''Digiblaster''' is a small hardware | '''Digiblaster''' is a small hardware device plugged into the CPC's printer port to play 8-bit mono sound samples. It was designed by [[Face Hugger]] and printed in the German magazine [[CPC Amstrad International]] in issue 8-9/1991. In 1995(?) [[Joshua]] made a redesign for better sound quality. | ||
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== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == | ||
* [http://andercheran.upv.es/~amstrad/docs/digibl.html Schematics and additional | * [http://andercheran.upv.es/~amstrad/docs/digibl.html Schematics and additional information] | ||
[[Category:Peripherals]] | [[Category:Peripherals]] | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 4 September 2006
Digiblaster is a small hardware device plugged into the CPC's printer port to play 8-bit mono sound samples. It was designed by Face Hugger and printed in the German magazine CPC Amstrad International in issue 8-9/1991. In 1995(?) Joshua made a redesign for better sound quality.
Software supporting Digiblaster
- Demos
- Bordelik Demo 4 (1995)
- Digital Orgasm (by Prodatron) (1994)
- Utilities
- Cocoon Player (by One) (1995)
- Digitracker (by Prodatron) (1993)
- Protracker (by Crown) (1993)
Pictures
- Digiblaster pictures
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The digiblaster (for classic CPCs)
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The digiblaster (for CPC+)
