TALKER CHIPS, HELP?

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From: Crash Gordon
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 1990 22:55

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The Digitalker chip is _old_!  That thing was obsoleted several years ago. 
But if your project is a low-quantity deal, it may be OK.  The Digitalker
chip produces audio with a low S/N ratio; the filter circuit given in their
data sheet isn't very effective.

I have some vocabulary ROMs around somewhere and can give you a couple more
pointers.  Email me if you're interested in this beast.

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Gordon S. Hlavenka            cgordon@vpnet.chi.il.us
Disclaimer:                Yeah, I said it.  So what?

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Subject: TALKER CHIPS, HELP?
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