Tag: paddle

Connects and switches among four Apple II-compatible joysticks through a computer's external DE-9 game port.

JCM showed two adapters in stock on 2026-07-24. The host connection is DE-9 only: despite accepting two 16-pin controllers, the adapter cannot connect to a computer's internal 16-pin game socket.

Uses a phone, tablet, or laptop as a bridge from modern wireless controllers to an Apple II game port.

The authorized ReActiveMicro listing was out of stock on 2026-07-24, and CT6502's former product URL returned 404. The maker information and manual remain available.

Microcontroller-based plug-in replacement for a C64 or C128 6581 or 8580 SID with software configuration, updateable firmware, and analog control inputs.

The official Retrocomp product page showed more than 10 ARMSID v1f units in stock at EUR 34 on 2026-07-28.

Turns a C64 or C128 into a stand-alone SID synthesizer with keyboard performance, real-time controls, MIDI support, and optional six-voice stereo.

Protovision showed 12 orange Cynthcart 2.0.1 cartridges in stock at EUR 38 with a one- to two-week shipping estimate on 2026-07-28. The maker also publishes ROMs and source for personal use, but does not permit third-party cartridge sales. The project page labels 2.01 current while also listing a 2.0.2 source reorganization, so check the included ROM revision if that distinction matters.

Adds two 8-bit, 0-to-5 V analogue inputs for paddles, sensors, and experiments.

The current kit includes the module parts but no paddles or other input circuits. Inputs are not tolerant of voltages above the 5 V reference or below ground; add protection when measuring an external signal. A fresh conversion may require a dummy read before reading the result.

FPGA-based pin-compatible 6581 and 8580 replacement with two complete SIDs, six-voice stereo, analog inputs, paddles, and mouse support.

Human review confirmed on 2026-07-28 that the advertised KryoFlux store item is gone. The project documentation, firmware, and configuration software remain available, and used units can still be searched for. An interrupted firmware update can require JTAG recovery.

Compact Apple II paddle controller offered as an assembled unit or a beginner-friendly through-hole kit.

The storefront listed economy, standard, and fully assembled configurations without an out-of-stock marker on 2026-07-24. Newer PCBs carry a correction sticker for a November 2025 silkscreen error.

Connects a PS/2 mouse to Commodore, Amiga, Atari ST, and Atari 8-bit computers with host-specific mouse, joystick, paddle, and tablet modes.

The official shop listed immediate delivery from EUR 34.07 on 2026-07-30. Protovision listed five units from EUR 38, with the slim connector costing EUR 3 more. The slim version fits every supported computer; the wider screw-in version has documented clearance exclusions including the Amiga 600 and Atari 1200XL. A USB mouse works only if the mouse itself supports the PS/2 protocol through a passive adapter.

Open dual-SID board with mixed 6581 and 8580 support, runtime address selection, channel mixing, paddle compatibility, and stereo output.

The complete GPL-2.0 hardware, GAL, Gerber, and build documentation remains available. A Tindie assembled listing reported out of stock since 2020 but says the seller may assemble a unit on demand; treat that as a contact route rather than stocked availability. SID chips are excluded.

Combines an integrated MIDI interface with five cartridge-resident SID music applications for sequencing, synthesis, drums, and low-fidelity sample playback.

The official contact page reported MSSIAH in stock on 2026-07-28, and its online order workflow was live. The cartridge and software are one integrated product: its MIDI hardware cannot be used by other applications, no MIDI OUT is provided, and the ROMs are not sold separately. A monitor is effectively required, and saving needs a compatible drive or separate Savyour.

Adds one or two original SID chips with automatic model detection, selectable mono or stereo addressing, protected power, and a dedicated stereo output.

The official site reported the SIDFX bundle sold out on 2026-07-27 and says no more modules will be manufactured after its limited stock is exhausted. The separate C64 Reloaded MK1 and MK2 adapters are accessories for this same family and do not replace the unavailable SIDFX module.

DIY RP2040- or RP235x-based replacement for one or two 6581 or 8580 SID chips, with optional FM emulation and paddle or mouse input support.

Choose the hardware design and matching firmware together. The official project documents different DAC, PWM, connector, line-output, and host-interface arrangements plus a list of preassembled sellers. Multi-SID or FM modes need the documented address-signal wires. Never power the module from USB and the Commodore computer at the same time.

Period enhanced SwinSID replacement adds configurable 6581- and 8580-style sound, readable oscillator and envelope registers, analog input, and paddle or mouse support.

Production ended in 2018 and no current maker or build path was verified. Buy used only with the original manual and configuration software. The documented 6581-board installation recommends disconnecting the 1K output pull-down, while EXT IN needs the specified termination. This is unrelated to current Commodore 64 Ultimate hardware despite the old product name.