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echo: classic_computer
to: ANDRE MEDEIROS
from: RICHARD MENEDETTER
date: 2021-02-28 10:57:00
subject: `New` C64 (breadbin model

Hi Andre!

28 Feb 2021 01:17, from Andre Medeiros -> Richard Menedetter:

 RM>> But it might be even better to go the UItimate 64 route.
 AM> I thought about that, but 1) desoldering all those chips is going to
 AM> be a paaaaaain (I'm already at my skill limit with the caps), and 2) I
 AM> wanted to try and keep it as stock as possible. I'm sure you can
 AM> relate :)

No de/soldering needed.
I assume that you are talking about SID.
Most SID chips are socketed.
But the Ultimate 64 SID emulation is great, and I did not populate the SID
sockets on the U64. (SID chip is still in the mainboard that I removed from the
case)

In regard to keeping it original, well for me personally the U64 is the better
choice.
HDMI out, normal 9V DC power brick.
Everything operational as on a normal C64 + built in 1541U.

CU, Ricsi

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