tomtiki Posted January 25, 2005 Report Posted January 25, 2005 I'm researching building a single channel Midibox sid. I have been reading many postings and have some questions:- I am planning on controlling the SID primarily from my Apple iBook, but would like to have enough control surface to compliment the computer control. I was thinking a 20 or 40 character display and 4 - 6 encoders. I was planning on using the DIN module (8 channel) in addition to the CORE and SID modules. Does this make sense?- how are people cabling the different boards together? Most IDC headers are 2 row....i could buy headers of the appropriate width and just ignore one row...this would also give me some physical separation between the wires in the cable. - once I've got it working and can test all my SID chips (I've accumulated seven 6581s from various C-64s), do people trade SID chips? I'd like to get at least one 8580....Thanks,Tom
Davo Posted January 25, 2005 Report Posted January 25, 2005 Most male headers are designed to be broken into whatever length desired. You can get single-row headers and stack them to get a double row. If you're talking about single-row female header sockets, Mouser has those. Make sure you have some cyanoacrylate glue to tack down the headers so they stay straight while soldering them.Davo
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