CMD Turbo232 reverse engineered.
RAMLinkXL (badass edition 😉) is done. This is the first production model, SN#1
I've reverse engineered the CMD RAMLink, and am happy to report I'm almost done.
It's a cartridge that adds a second SID to your Commodore. There are internal solutions, but those require you to open up your computer and attach them to the motherboard. This is a plug and play solution with no hardware changes required to your computer for stereo sound!
Completed my recreation of the SID Symphony cartridge. Works with any 9V original SID or 9V compatible SID reproduction!
Here's a couple different colors of the finished metal case.
Completely transparent TurboMaster V3 accelerator for the Commodore 64
Created a new 3D printed case for the CMD 1750XL cartridge. It will also be compatible with the upcoming SID Symphony and Turbo232 cartridges.
Thank-you. Happy to be here!
The reproduction/re-visioning of the CMD 1750XL cartridge has been completed. Both variants, the original DIP/rec and the new PLCC/rec versions are now available as kits or 95% complete units. For most information, post questions here or contact me at corei64.com directly.
COREi64 has moved from X to BlueSky. It's here where I'll announce my new projects and updates.
Here's one that's coming up. A 4MHz accelerator for the Commodore 64 and 128 (in 64 mode). Work on the case should be concluded soon. Stay tuned for more updates.
