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It was used as the speech synthesis chip for the following interfaces: | It was used as the speech synthesis chip for the following interfaces: | ||
* Currah | * Currah μSpeech (aka. MicroSpeech) | ||
* Cheetah Sweet Talker | * Cheetah Sweet Talker | ||
* Fuller Orator | * Fuller Orator | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [ | * [[Wikipedia:General Instrument SP0256|Wikipedia's article on the General Instrument SP0256]] | ||
* [[CPCWiki:SP0256|SP0256 page on the Amstrad CPC Wiki]], with a good amount of detail concerning the speech synthesis chip itself | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 25 August 2015
The General Instrument SP0256 is a speech synthesis chip used in various peripherals for the ZX Spectrum.
It was used as the speech synthesis chip for the following interfaces:
- Currah μSpeech (aka. MicroSpeech)
- Cheetah Sweet Talker
- Fuller Orator
- Dk'Tronics Speech Synthesiser
Also used in the variants of these interfaces for many other peripherals, e.g. Cheetah Sweet Talker for BBC Micro and various interfaces for the CPC.
External Links
- Wikipedia's article on the General Instrument SP0256
- SP0256 page on the Amstrad CPC Wiki, with a good amount of detail concerning the speech synthesis chip itself