[sdiy] (dead) old apple mac

Scott Gravenhorst music.maker at gte.net
Sat Aug 18 13:40:23 CEST 2001


C'mon, you guys that have these gotta do something with them.
That's a nice CPU.  I've only played with their runt litter
mates 6800, 6803 and 6809.  Even these can do *something*
musical.  The 68K line is quantum leaps better.

"Paul Maddox" <Paul.Maddox at wavesynth.com> wrote:
>Doug,
>
>> I have a used but good MC68HC000P10 chip here, pulled from a pcb that was
>replaced
>> for Y2K. Man this thing is BIG, 64 pins! Anybody want it?
>
>beat ya!
>I got the 68000CP16 :-)
>16Mhz version, and yes its HUGE!!!!
>
>Im hanging onto mine just for the fact Ive never seena bigger DIL chip,
>yet...
>
>Paul Maddox
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