Fairlight-CMI

Tim,

Peter Wielk on his Web site, http://www.horizontal.co.uk/, says: 

  In 1985, huge technological advances had been
  made in the computer industry worldwide, and
  developement began on a 16-bit machine utilising
  hard disc storage, rather than the twin floppy drives.
  These units originally had all the new hardware crammed
  into a series IIx mainframe, and were called IIIL, but
  this model was quickly superceeded in 1985 by the
  series III. There were probably only about 10 IIILs
  made, and most of these were used as development
  machines in the factory.

So, the 4 slots for voice cards would presumably expect SIII stereo
cards.



Tim Curtis wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone -
> 
> Okay, so I've motivated myself...  ;-)
> 
> I've decided to get this (either 2L or 3L - can't read the faded marker)
> motherboard into a chassis and running.  Shouldn't be too tough of a
> project, but I'm going to need a few spares in addition, starting with a
> Series II Power Supply.
> 
> Anyone got a good stash of spare parts available?  It would be really
> cool to recreate the original one.
> 
> I'm in the US near Milwaukee, so of course shipping from long distances
> might get a *little* high...
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tim




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