Robert, again, thanks for doing this!

Hi, One 1084S monitor owner's manual, with the black-and-white cover. Happy to sell outright or to trade for the other manual (the one for the color cover). $5 USD plus shipping. This manual is for the version of the monitor that has the squared-off front control area. I think this is known as the ...

Hi,

I'm looking for the 1084S-D owner's manual, the one with the cover in color. Happy to purchase outright or to trade the other manual for it.

Thanks,

--Kent

Had a great time at the Expo. Met several CBM 8-bit enthusiasts that I had not met before. Hopefully I'll see many of them at an upcoming Seattle Retro-Computing Society meeting, or at PSCUG. I really enjoyed Noel's presentation on Sunday--very thoughtful and well-executed. Can't wait for the video ...

Thanks for coming to all who attended. Glad there will be a video available.

Can do. The display machines will be on standard-ish folding tables? And plenty of outlets?

rbernardo wrote:[You could combine that with the C128DCR set-up, and so just bring one system. It would be good to have music playing continually or nearly continually.

Hi,

I can provide a C-128DCR -- I have owned it since new (1989). LMK if this is of interest.

I can also provide a setup to play stereo SID tunes using a SID Symphony cartridge. I have a small amp and bookshelf speakers.

And, perhaps for one meal, if people are feeling a little adventurous, both gastronomically and geographically, Seattle's International District is not too far away and the traffic isn't bad getting there. Lots of great choices SE Asian (especially) choices there. --Kent Other than the eating ...

Robert, I hope you are able to interview Ray Carlsen and present the video during the event. He is such a wealth of knowledge! --Kent While in the Pacific Northwest, on Thursday I spoke to Ray Carlsen. Though he does not want to personally appear at PaCommEx (how humble he is!), he has agreed to do ...

Hi all, Honored to be speaking at the event about the SL-232. Had fun speaking about the SID Symphony at the Vegas event a few years ago. BTW, I wrote several detailed blog posts a few years describing the history of DEL and its products. The easiest way to access the posts is via Facebook: https ...

Hi, I was recently given a large three-ring binder. It contains a cornucopia of original C-64 commercial and duplicate copy programs. I have inspected it closely and it appears to have been the property of a J. R. Wetmore, nickname "Red". In addition to the commercial programs, he also made a ...

Hi, I am interested in purchasing the following commercial software packages in original form--disks, manuals, and packaging. If the disks have a read error or two, that's probably OK. I definitely want the manuals and packaging. C-64 Paradroid Zork I, II, & III together in one package (I've heard ...

Hi again--it turns out that the info I posted above was correct, at least for the version of the REU that I have, with the rectangular logic chip (vs. the square chip). The issue was that the function ROMs I was using to test were coded to work only in the internal socket. I obtained an image of the ...

I am searching for information and experience about using the function ROM socket in a CBM REU with a C-128. I own a 1750. I soldered in a 28-pin chip socket at the bare spot on the board and have been experimenting with it for function ROM use with my C-128D. So far I can’t get a function ROM to w ...

Hi all, I am researching the history of the community that existed around the Sidplayer music editing and player software. I was a peripheral member of it because my company, Dr. Evil Labs, created the SID Symphony Stereo cartridge. I have a somewhat-complete list of the events that the community ...