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M. Adam Davis wrote:
> But I'm curious what options are out there now in terms of building it
> myself.  I can use a PIC and a few different methods.  There are sound
> chips available elsewhere.  What have you all been doing lately to
> generate sound?  The only reason I might not do this is time - to make
> it very low power, sound good, etc I would hae to spend more than a
> little time doing the design right.  On the other hand, if done well I
> can see it as something I could add as a kit to my website for others
> who find themselves in this bind.

Have a look at: http://www.romanblack.com/picsound.htm.

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