Not sure how this one slipped through the net…
Edit: Theres 2 parts:
Funny guy! So just who is Tim on the forum?
Hehe, its totally m00dawg.
The blue panel totally gave it away!
Cool vid bro.
LOL!
BTW contrary to urban legend, I do not eat silicon and shit SIDs… my 6582A SIDs are 100% original and not clones 
Haha yeah that’s me, guilty as charged. These were videos from my local hardware group I go to. People tend to do a lot of things PIC there. Anything from a ice-chest robot which sends you drinks, to a Holiday lights display (that’s from the guy filming the video - 10k lights this year!). The robot guy (Fredrick) even built the PIC-based demo that won some demoscene contest a year or so ago.
I apologize for the audio and dim LEDs. I used 1k resistors and I think I should have used 440 or something along those lines. They work well for me when I’m using the MB-6582 but they could be brighter.
Pretty good stuff, though I was likely going to make a better demo but have been focusing on the sammichSID for now since it’s easier to build and a bit more portable. That gives me time to add polish to my MB-6852. It’s almost done save for the wiring issues I keep having with the control surface, but I’ve been pondering ripping all that out and starting over. Charles (again the guy filming) found really nice cabling I may use that’s extremely bendable and even a bit stretchy.
Chances are you might see another one of these videos when I finish the sammichSID assuming people are interested in that at the local meetup. I guess that was my 15 minutes of forum fame 
@Wilba: Say what you want but I still think it’s some sort of magic how you managed to find all these SIDs. But I’m not complaining The 6582’s in particular are absolutely fantastic!
@Wilba: Say what you want but I still think it’s some sort of magic how you managed to find all these SIDs. But I’m not complaining
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” - Arthur C. Clarke
Perhaps, but the idea that one can eat silicon and shit SIDs, though you deny such claims, is intriguing
Good video! Mostly inspiring, but the LCD trouble scares me. I installed the LCD onto my other midibox successfully, so hopefully it’ll go well on the MB6582.
“Ooh, there goes my LCD again…”
“What’s wrong with it?”
“Well, essentially I suck at putting things together”
Classic. 
Haha yeah pretty much
@pingsimon:
So first, don’t use my experience to scare you away It’s probably not a good sample of a capable person. Second, the LCD thing isn’t hard to fix and, worst case, you can just unsolder the cable and solder a new one to the LCD. It has flat pads so it’s not all that hard to do, just takes a bit of time. Just don’t make your cable longer than it needs to be and you should be fine.