Re: Need any SP0250's? (!)

From: Mark Jenison <jenison_at_cig.mot.com>
Date: Wed Jan 21 1998 - 18:56:08 EST

Clay,

I've known where a source for SP0250's have been for a long time, but I've
never bothered getting them because of their price: somewhere around $20 per
chip. But as I've said, I never bothered getting them because I could barely
sell a speech board for that price. It just wasn't feasible.

I still think someone should look into seeing if we can get the cheaper and
more common SP0-256 chip to work instead and save us all some money...

On Jan 21, 3:31pm, Clay Cowgill wrote:
> Subject: Need any SP0250's? (!)
> Ok, it's not 100% official yet, but I got a voicemail from one of the
> parts-scroungers I have searching for "things" that she found 76 pieces of
> the SP0250 somewhere. (!) (That's the speech chip from the Sega vector
> games for those of you that don't know part numbers off the top of your
> heads. ;-)
>
> I don't know price or any other details yet, but I have a feeling I'll have
> to buy the whole lot (or at least a few hundred bucks worth) to get 'em.
> Soooo...
>
> If you'd like any, please let me know. I'll make a wild-ass guess and say
> they'll probably be around $15-30 a pop. I don't know how much bargaining
> room I'll have since they're obsolete and (she knows) hard to find.
>
> (Actually, you might want to tell me a range like-- "I'd take ten at $5
> each, 5 if they're $10-20, and two if they're over $20". Maybe we'll get
> lucky on the price-- I'll probably take the "gee, we really needed more
> than that, but I guess I can take these if the price is right" angle...
> Worth a shot. ;-)
>
> Keeping my fingers crossed,
> -Clay
Received on Wed Jan 21 15:57:42 1998

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