Or the occassional CT1350 that was upgraded.
Ahh yes, forgot about that one.
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Or the occassional CT1350 that was upgraded.
I question the value of posting links to auctions/sales that are priced at 5x or more over what the market will bear. Nobody is going to buy an SCC-1 for 410 euros, so why bother posting the link here?
Perhaps to create a wack sense of normalcy? Someone apparently blew $625 on PeterLI's own outrageously overpriced LAPC-I and FB-01 listing.
In my opinion, as with anything, there is no set value for anything.
I think it's just an upturn in the economy after five years, and a new influx of people who used to be teens in the mid 1990s and are now early 30's and want to build DOS boxen to run old games.
All "chiptunes" and chiptune references you hear in pop music are done with modern VST instruments, so I don't think that's it.
I think it's just an upturn in the economy after five years, and a new influx of people who used to be teens in the mid 1990s and are now early 30's and want to build DOS boxen to run old games.
Wasn't there a card made fairly recently for modern-era PC's for producing music using SID chips harvested out of old C-64s?