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From: jonesjg@xyzzy.UUCP (Greg Jones)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Audio filter in the 1000
Message-ID: <674@xyzzy.UUCP>
Date: 7 Mar 88 03:46:19 GMT
References: <2604@crash.cts.com>
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Organization: Data General Corporation, Research Triangle, NC
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In article <2604@crash.cts.com> steelie@pro-charlotte.cts.com (Jim Howard) writes:
>Is it possible to remove the filter in the 1000 without seriously
>messing with electronics? Im intrested in removing it for some
>digital sampling, mainly drums and such. (WHY OH WHY couldn't CBM
>have had the foresight to make it software switchable on the 1000??)

Well I can't say anything about the integrity of the circuit but for those
interested I thought I would pass this on ...

	In the lastest Amazing Computing (Vol 3 Number 3) (Just came in
yesterday) there is a little circuit by Richard Rae that allows the Amiga 1000
to be modified in a manner that allows software to control turning on and off
the audio filter.  I would like to upgrade my 1000 with this little circuit
but I doubt it will happen anytime real soon.  I would be interested in 
hearing anyones experience that has given it a try.  It doesn't _LOOK_
to complicated, and _APPEARS_ to better thought out than some of the other
hardware hacks I've seen.

-- 
				Greg Jones
				Data General, RTP, NC
                                jonesjg@dg-rtp.dg.com
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