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How do you solved it? I am running Windows 10 Home and i tried to install modded drivers (EMSLink_v3.1.0.2010_modded) with dseo13b.exe, card is now recognisable with EMS Inter-link cable driver but on W10 i cannot install it if INF file does not contain digital signature information.

A-ha, i also figured it out, restart with shift key and troubleshooted to reboot without driver signature checking with key F7

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i got mine C64G at probably 100 eur, travelled to Czech republic/Valasske Mezirici I have had exactly this machine in 1991, but i sold it because of the budget for Amiga 1200, but this i purchased 2 years ago was in better condition than that from 1991, so it is question of time, it is perfect working machine, again that was probably never used, so it is worth that money (okay final cartridge III was included and also cartridge with Commodore games, which i used as envelope for Cynthcard).

But thanks for warnings about studio/stadium use, one cool man from Italia (at lemon64 forum) is making cables which can ground sid, so sound is better without noises and another connector is for that little displays (S-Video signal), btw.

I got some luck in getting almost new 2nd hand DMG-01s at slovak/czech bazaar entitled bazos.sk. Yellow and transparent DMG-01 i purchased for 20 eur was probably never used, it looks like brand-new, so instead of looking at suspicious shops look for bazaars in your country, you can also have some luck in finding almost new/probably never used, maybe only a few times.

C64: THE Sid Chip
Amiga: samples, i have had custom 8-bit sampler Ramikola from friend of mine (Tronik) which can sample up do 56 kHz in mono in somewhat HQ mode, but there was also 16-bit samplers for PCMCIA port etc, basic MIDI interface to serial port serves only one MIDI port, but somewhere you can buy 4-port MIDI interface for parallel port, MIDI sequencer who can manage it is Camouflage for example. Famous MIDI sequencers are also Music-X or Bars'n'Pipes, but i dont like them. For decent performance you need at least Amiga 1200 with Blizzard 1230/50 turboboard and some FastRam, so i think you need budget around 200 eur, it is not that cheap as you think.

I used A1200 with Blizzard 1230/50 (including 4 MB Fast RAM) back in 90s and friend of mine Tronik was building his own Ramikola samplers (up to 50 kHz mono sampling in AudioMasterIV) and also MIDI interfaces (connector to serial port) and at very early version of game Napalm (previously named as Diversia) i was composing my first MIDI pieces in OctaMED Soundstudio, but it was very time-consuming for me to manage all tracks in tracker system, so i tried another modern sequencer Camouflage (was able to manage i think 4 midi ports) and also older Music-X/Bars & Pipes, but it were very slow even on my machine, so i switched to Cakewalk/SoundForge/PC. And i dont want to go back again, Amiga times was cool times, but time is gone

Looks good, thanks!