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As I understand it, a standard audio "line in" level has s maximum of 0.7 V. However, per the data sheet, a SID chip accepts a maximum of 0.6 V. (I'm not sure if these are peak-to-peak or peak-to-ground measurements.) The only reason I have never dared to use my Commodore's audio input line - which I would very much like to try, as SIDs were designed to be daisy-chainable - is because of this issue. If doing so fries my SID, there are no more real ones to replace it with, only reimplementations of varying accuracy.

Hello!

I had a set of six of your boards made. I'm now trying to locate the parts. Could you recommend a part number and supplier for your RCA jacks and the S-Video plug? All the RCA jacks I am finding do not have the pin arrangements (four in a square plus one center). Also, I have tried Allied but have not had any luck finding a PCB mount for the 8-pin DIN. Specific part numbers would be awesome for it as well.

(BTW, the boards are well done! Nice work!)

P. Todd

Lumberg has discontinued the RCA connectors used in the adaptor.

Alternatives could be Keystone 577, 584, 585 and 586 but the footprint is different.

584_586-744919.pdf