Tag: audio input
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| Status | Product | What it does | Compatibility | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Check statusChecked Jul 29, 2026 | 8 Bit Stereo Samplerby Digital Audio Concepts / Shareware Plus | Adds stereo 8-bit audio sampling hardware to a Commodore 64. The seller page was last updated on 2025-01-01 and then claimed stock by email, but Shareware Plus exposes no conventional store or current checkout path. HR-060 closed with direction to stop pursuing that stale sale claim, so availability remains unknown. The seller also says it does not know which software works and that the project did not progress beyond the hardware release. |
| Shareware Plus product pageC64 OS PCM audio discussionSearch eBay for the 8 Bit Stereo Sampler |
| Sold outChecked Jul 28, 2026 | FM-YAMby FM-YAM project | Adds nine channels of OPL2-compatible FM synthesis to a Commodore 64 and can mix SID or other audio into its output. The project page says all four production batches, totaling 360 cartridges, sold out. Commodore4Ever also showed its product page sold out on 2026-07-28, and Protovision's current music-peripherals category listed only FM-YAM cable accessories. Check the seller pages or used market for a restock. |
| FM-YAM project pageCommodore4Ever FM-YAM listingProtovision music peripheralsSearch eBay for FM-YAM |
| Find usedChecked Jul 28, 2026 | SUX 6400 Sound Ultimate Xpanderby SUX 6400 project | Captures audio into a Commodore 64 and plays recordings back in 8-bit digital sound with DigiMaster software. Shareware Plus said in April 2026 that it no longer sells the SUX 6400 and suggested looking on eBay. The surviving pages do not provide a complete manual, connector description, or detailed recording limits, so inspect any used package carefully. |
| Shareware Plus SUX 6400 archiveOriginal release postSearch eBay for SUX 6400 |
| AvailableChecked Jul 27, 2026 | uCassette and MP32C64 Audio Interface Familyby AMI64 and related makers | Cassette-port interfaces that load tape audio from a phone, tablet, or other player into supported Commodore computers. AMI64 exposed an active Add to Cart listing on 2026-07-27. The page documents audio playback into the computer but does not claim that this interface can record or save tape output. Sources |
| uCassette product page |