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OZ Connector

Hardware: Cassette

J. Inceldon · 1982 · Pound sterling 18.00

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Small box that sits between the cassette and the Speccy. Connecting a small speaker will allow you to hear and monitor the tape loading. You can also speak and intro for your programs via a microphone.

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Sinclair User #9Dec 1982 · p.26

Sinclair User

CASSETTE LEAD CONTROLLER The Oz Connector is a strong aluminium box which contains a switch for controlling the cassette leads on your tape recorder for the ZX-81 or Spectrum. It will allow you to listen as a tape is being loaded and to speak an introduction to the program on tape. It requires no power supply and is robust. It has a builtin amplifier but has a socket at the side to disconnect the internal speaker and connect it to an external amplifier. At £18 it is more expensive than the Abacus offering at £14.95. The OZ Connector is available from J Incledon, [redacted].

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