warren@col.hp.com (Warren Tustin) (08/23/90)
I know this was mentioned long ago, but I didn't have a modem then and didn't listen. Could someone tell me how to get the stereo sidplayer? I have the knowledge to take apart my 128 and add an extra sid chip if this info is available as an alternative. If the plug in module is not very expensive, I might just buy it instead if it is still available. Thanks for the help and sorry if this has been repeated many times. warren@col.hp.com
JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT) (08/26/90)
To get the Stereo SidPlayer program, you can either download it from
Q-Link or P-Link.... Or you could send a postage-paid disk mailer
and disk to Mark Dickenson, the guy who wrote it. Mark recently moved
and his new address is:
Mark A. Dickenson
600 S. W. Street
Nevada, MO 64772
To actually play the stereo sids, there are plans for adding the
second chip on Q-Link (dunno if they made it over to P-Link). Or
you could buy the Sid-Symphony cartridge from Dr. Evil Labs. Last
I heard, Dr. Evil Labs is very much still in business.
Kurt
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