Tweety Board

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Tweety Board is a solderless upgrade that enables an Atari ST to produce stereo sound.

It consists of a small board with a pin adaptor that fits over the Yamaha sound chip, and an external hardware adaptor to connect a stereo or amplifier.  

The hardware adaptor with three RCA phono jacks connects to the RS-232 port on the ST. Tweety Board can be connected to either two speakers for conventional stereo sound, or three for full surround-sound capability. The adaptor also includes a pass-through that lets you connect other RS-232 devices to the Atari ST.

Practical Solutions debuted Tweety Board at an Atari Fest in Glendale, California. 

Date : February 1989

Manufacturer : Practical Solutions

Physical Description : Cardboard box. Foam protection. Twenty board. Y adapter cable (in 2 parts). Twenty board addendum leaflet. Twenty board installation and reference guide.

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH30773. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
 

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