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MSSIAH is totally different to LSDJ.  While LSDJ is a tracker, MSSIAH is more of a suite of software.  The closest equivalent to the tracker in LSDJ is the Sequencer.  This is more like the MIDI sequencers you see nowadays, with horizontal lanes, piano roll etc.  I've not got into the details with the sequencer, but from what I've seen you can adjust everything and it does support things like tables (called wave tables in MSSIAH)

If you just want bass/leadlines, there's the Bassline which is modelled on the 303 step sequencer.

Myself, I prefer the Monosynth which I trigger from Cubase, live or from my RM1x.

Check out the docs : http://www.8bitventures.com/mssiah/manuals.php

Really? I'm surprised !  I had a PAL machine and it ran NTSC fine (well, PAL60).  How come the NTSC won't run PAL?

EDIT: Checked the facts. If it's a MK1 A500 then the Agnus is hard coded.  For any models after that you can switch modes with a software preloader or with a hard mod (grounding a pin)

1) There are various apps out there to force 50hz or 60hz signal.   If using RF, you would need a NTSC modulator. Otherwise, I'm not aware of any issues, the PAL and NTSC machines are virtually identical other than the default frequency.
2) No. You'd need to find a US PSU for it and a NTSC modulator.  I think there is a way to get S-Video by modifying the modulator.  Easier if it's a A500 w/ A520

EDIT : A520 S-Video Modification
EDIT : Or there's this DIY solution

This.

"Apple invented {insert well established technology here}"  Classic Mac Evangelist behaviour

Have you tried this on a clear DMG ? 

The LED on the Amiga keyboard flashes (when it has a Guru Meditation) via the magic of the NE555 timer

Some kind of electronic starter motor/timer for model rockets?

It's really not up to Google is it?  They're stopping support for IE6 as they want to adapt HTML5 for their apps.  Fair enough. 

But it's the bluechips who are the problem.  For them it's a multimillion expenditure to move internal systems from IE6 to a newer browser.  That's why Microsoft themselves are still supporting IE6 and will be for quite a few years.   MS make a lot of their money from the bluechips, so they're not going to upset them by dropping support and leaving them in the lurch with an unsupported platform. if they just dropped support like that, it woudl mean some businesses (such as FDA regulated companies) would have to cease trading.

The bluechips need to pull their fingers out and upgrade to Win7/IE8 which realisticly they won't do till SP1.

I know IE6 is a nightmare for web devs and designers, so i totally understand. But getting rid of IE6 just isn't viable yet.