Commodore 64

Discussion in 'Repair, Restoration, Conservation and Preservation' started by Hedgeyourbets, Aug 14, 2011.

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  1. Jamtex

    Jamtex Adult Orientated Mahjong Connoisseur

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    Even easier, a 5 pin DIN socket to 4 Phono plugs are very cheap (about 4 pounds or less) and will have two leads that have Composite and Audio. Generally White is Video and Yellow is Audio, the other two do not need to be connected.
     
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    If you can figure out what chip is giving you issue, I have 2 spare C64 with smashed up case/keyboard that seem to be working and might be able to pull out a replacement out of them for you.

    Edit: As long as it's not the SID chip as I need the for a future project...
     
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