NMS-8250 - alternatives to MFRSCC+SD?
If Bas was involved I bet the two resistors on the analogue board have already been replaced by capasitors.
Humm, I bought him recently a 8280, and none of my SCC games have PSG sound 
, except the games using MegaFlashROM SCC+ SD :-)
If Bas was involved I bet the two resistors on the analogue board have already been replaced by capasitors.
Humm, I bought him recently a 8280, and none of my SCC games have PSG sound , except the games using MegaFlashROM SCC+ SD :-)
Anyway it seems better solution to fix problem in origin (this is, replace the capacitors in NMS8250) that avoiding usage of well proben hardware as MFR. The problem that you mention can occur even with original SCC games, so it should be a pitty to lose them.
I remember when I had a NMS8250 in 90's that the original FM-PAC didn't work, so I had to replace it with the clone FM-PAK. If I should know that existed that fix, certainly I would have done.
Anyway it seems better solution to fix problem in origin (this is, replace the capacitors in NMS8250) that avoiding usage of well proben hardware as MFR.
Not completely correct. If the buyer hasn't mentioned he/she has a Philips 8250-55-80, he/she'll have sound problems. Wether or not the regular sound fix has been done.
I know, I have an adapted Philips 8250 and a normal MFRSCC+SD 
If you have a Sanyo computer (at least an MSX2+, dunno about the others), you're completely stuck. MFR will be dead silent. Sanyo manufactured the latest three Philips computers. Sanyo did stuff wrong, just a little less when they did the Philipses, but still wrong.
