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NEW Repro Bally AS-2518-51 Sound Boards

By barakandl

7 years ago

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#1 7 years ago

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NEW Repro Bally AS-2518-51 Sound Boards

Added: 2017-03-08 23:00:00 UTC • Re-listed: 2 times (June 24th, 2017) • Ended: August 5th, 2017
Condition: New (selling multiple, business)

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$ 85 (Firm)

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I am excited to announce that I have new reproduction Bally AS-2518-51 (dash 51) sound boards for sale. Brand new plug and play board. Includes your licensed Bally game EPROM.

$85 shipped fully assembled with your game ROM installed.

PS: Repro Bally MPUs are shipping. I also have -50 Sound Board, Lamp driver with LED support, rectifier, and some more stuff in the works. Stay tuned!

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#2 7 years ago

MCD

dasvis

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Salem, OR

12y 101K 4,798 11 16

impressive.

#3 7 years ago

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ForceFlow

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10y 238K 31,508 268 15

Nice, looks good

The hitch in reproducing sound boards is usually trying to source amplifiers and sound generators/processors/synthesizers--did you have any big trouble obtaining those components for this board?

#4 7 years ago

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barakandl

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Quoted from ForceFlow:
Nice, looks good
The hitch in reproducing sound boards is usually trying to source amplifiers and sound generators/processors/synthesizers--did you have any big trouble obtaining those components for this board?

The AY-3-8910 sound generator does most of the magic for this board. I had to hunt for a good source, but nice used pulls can be found in bulk for a good price. Seems like GI made a lot of these sound chips and was used for a wide range of years. The LM3900 quad op amp is still available. Same with the TDA2003 amp. Otherwise the PCB is quite simple.

#5 7 years ago

BOY

vid1900

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Sana'a

12y 174K 40,469 18

Nice!

#6 7 years ago

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Whysnow

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12y 187K 35,350 30 2

Work with stock and alltek?

#7 7 years ago

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barakandl

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Quoted from Whysnow:
Work with stock and alltek?

yeah!

Quoted from ForceFlow:
Nice, looks good
The hitch in reproducing sound boards is usually trying to source amplifiers and sound generators/processors/synthesizers--did you have any big trouble obtaining those components for this board?

Also about the sound gen. If sourcing the part becomes troubling. I think i can make some yamaha sound gens (like YM2149F) work. There is also a DIP28 (ay-3-8912) version of this device that should work too since IO-B ports are not used on this sound board.

#8 7 years ago

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CactusJack

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10y 80,050 4,200 93

Believe it or not, the AY-3-8910 is still used today by most of the "Crane" machine manufacturers in China/Taiwan. Most of the board seem like they are designed by the same person just altered a bit for each company. Or they simply like to rip off the root design of someone else's design.

The Chinese/Taiwan boards use a chip with a logo that says File (FILFACT). The Chip part number is KC89C72. The date code on the one I am looking at is 0723. Under the chips, its even screened 8910.

ebay.com link: 10PCS KC89C72 Encapsulation DIP 40

Also, the same goes for the OKI 6295 ADPCM Speech/Sound SMT chip used by others like Gottlieb it is still available and is simply labeled U6295.

ebay.com link: U6295 Manu OKI Encapsulation QFP 44

#9 7 years ago

NMS

nikpinball

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Cleveland, OH

10y 77,050 1,249 7 30

Excited for all of your products! Keep up the good work!

#10 7 years ago

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myork82

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Bowling Green, KY

11y 47,300 686 1

Awesome man!!!

#11 7 years ago

ERW

chuckwurt

Pincinnati

10y 193K 31,438 16 13

So awesome to have all these options. Thanks for all the hard work Andrew!

#12 7 years ago

AAC

cudabee

flipperservice

Veendam

11y 65,300 346 161

Great job, thanks!

#13 7 years ago

MJO

arcademojo

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10y 131K 5,515 30

Now just get to work on the Squawk and Talk sound board. No breaks for you!!!!!!!!
Please, Please, Please!

#14 7 years ago

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barakandl

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Quoted from arcademojo:
Now just get to work on the Squawk and Talk sound board. No breaks for you!!!!!!!!
Please, Please, Please!

Can't do that one unless someone figures out how to adjust the ROMs to work with the TMS5220 speech chip.

#15 7 years ago

MJO

arcademojo

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OP
Quoted from barakandl:
Can't do that one unless someone figures out how to adjust the ROMs to work with the TMS5220 speech chip.

There's always a work around for everything. Just needs to be figured out.

#16 7 years ago

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barakandl

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maybe one of the MAME guys could help. Some Atari games like Gauntlet used the TMS5200.

The TMS5220 is close, but not quite compatible. They are also far more common and less expensive. You can hardly even find TMS5200 anymore. They where also made in the era of TI chips that just rot away from crappy IC leg plating. Fairchild is guilty of this too in the same time period.

#17 7 years ago

AJC

chippe01

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7y 70,400 513 7

I purchased one of these and received it today. Installed without a hitch and it works perfectly. Now I have ALL new boards in my Silverball Mania

#18 7 years ago

JES

Hop-Pac

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8y 74,550 558

Will you be at the Ohio Pinball Show?

#19 7 years ago

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barakandl

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Quoted from Hop-Pac:
Will you be at the Ohio Pinball Show?

Likely on Saturday.

3 weeks later

#20 7 years ago

JES

Hop-Pac

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8y 74,550 558

Just installed mine. Works great. Thanks

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