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zigzagsky · 26th Apr 2021, 10:19 am

I'm looking into getting a Commodore 64 to take me back to my 'yoof' especially as I used to make music on it in a lovely 8-bit manner!

However, I have read that some machines were fitted with a 'later' SID chip which performed better with less noise. Does anybody know whether is was just fitted to the Mk2 machine or also to the Mk12 breadboard ones?

Thanks, Brian

26th Apr 2021, 10:19 am	#1
zigzagsky Diode Join Date: Apr 2021 Location: Sandhurst, Berkshire, UK. Posts: 5	Commodore 64 SID chip type? I'm looking into getting a Commodore 64 to take me back to my 'yoof' especially as I used to make music on it in a lovely 8-bit manner! However, I have read that some machines were fitted with a 'later' SID chip which performed better with less noise. Does anybody know whether is was just fitted to the Mk2 machine or also to the Mk12 breadboard ones? Thanks, Brian