The SID Tri's do-it-yourself sound system, where?

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From: Kang Sun
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1990 19:23

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Greetings,

	On page 34 of the Feb 6 issue of MacWeek, I read:

	"There is now an alternative to commercial sound digitizers
for the Mac: SID (Sound Input Device). From Eric Gould, Jeffrey Siegel
and Dave Fleck comes a schematic for guilding your own digitizer with
less than $20.00 worth of electronic parts. A sample apllication is
included in the kit, along with software source code and libraries for
incorporatting the digitizer into your own programs. The kit is
available free from on-line service and users group"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

	Well, the question is where can I get this kit? I scanned
through info-mac archive on sumex.stanford.edu and did not find it.

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-- Kang Sun
Internet: sun@robios.eng.yale.edu

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