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Telesound 84

Hardware: Sound/Speech

Compusound · 1984 · Pound sterling 9.95

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There is a reduction in size to ¾in. x ½in. x ½in. and the length of the leads which connect it to the computer is much improved. The sound quality is also better and because of the connection by clips to the circuit it can be removed easily. The Spectrum BEEP is now amplified by the TV set and is loud enough for anyone.

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In the magazines 85

Your Spectrum #7Sep 1984 · p.5

Your Spectrum

BETTER BEEPING Compusound has produced a Telesound gizmo that allows beeps, keyboard clicks and so on, to be played through the loudspeaker of your television set; the device is so small, it fits easily inside the Spectrum's case. It also has the advantage of allowing (unintentionally) programs to be loaded or saved without unplugging leads. Retailing at £9.95, Telesound is fitted by plugging the wires on to various parts of the internal circuitry as directed; this means that if ever your Spectrum needs to be repaired under guarantee, the unit can be removed - leaving no trace that it had ever been installed. Anyone interested in one of these sound boosters should write to Compusound at [redacted]; telephone enquiries on [redacted].

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