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From: ranjit@ENIAC.SEAS.UPENN.EDU
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Subject: Re: PD Sound Digitizer
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Date: 4 Feb 89 05:05:39 GMT
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>If it's any encouragement, at least one commercial digitizer
>(MacRecorder from some company in Berkeley) uses that cheap
>radio shack chip.  Last october or so they were on sale, so I
>bought one for $3 - but I haven't done a thing with it.
>
>        -ranjit
>
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It seems to me it must be the same chip used in the TAndy 1000 SL and TL for
sound digitizing.  Therefore there should be a cheap way to implement it as an
Amiga digitizer.


Dennis Gorrie  <molnarrm at uregina1.bitnet>