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Hi James,

Thanks for all your help. Let me know if I can assit you anytime.

Mark Capps
www.arcadechips.com

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Hi,

Does anyone know if a AY-3-8910 sound generator can be replaced with the
AY-3-8910A or AY-3-8910A/P versions?

Hope you can help,
Mark Capps
www.arcadechips.com
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It's been a while since we used any of the FM sound IC's, but as I
remember the 8910 variants were all backwards compatible. The A could
drop in where the original went, and the /P looks like a designation for
a plastic DIP part. Yamaha even made a pin compatible part and some
variants. I know the YMZ284 was a pin reduced variant and I think the
drop in replacement for the 8910 was the YM2149.

In fact I did a quick search and found this :
http://members.chello.nl/h.otten/soundchips.htm

Jim

 
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