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First post, by Lathe26

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I need help identifying a wavetable card I recently received. Already tried looking at wabeblaster.nl, wavetable.nl, searching for SAM9733, and even a reverse-image search.

Its stats are:

  • Dream SAM9733
  • Unknown ROM chip by "Usound", uses the same 44-pin package as official CleanWave32 and CleanWave8 chips
  • 32K x 8 SRAM
  • I2S DAC

While there are several wavetable cards that use the SAM9733 (e.g. Cancun FX, Yucatan FX, Diamond Monster MIDI), the closest is the Miditemp DS-48 because that's only one with only 32KB SRAM instead of the more common 64KB.

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Reply 1 of 1, by RetroGamer4Ever

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Since there are no obvious markings beyond what's on the chips, my uneducated guess is that it was taken from a "Music Machine" of some sort, like a Karaoke box or Karaoke terminal or maybe even some sort of gaming system - not an arcade game, but something like a slot machine or other such devices - found in Asia or elsewhere. Such devices would use generic low-end mass-manufactured wavetable cards like that.