MAX Machine Cartridge Music Machine (also works on the Commodore 64) For Sale

MAX Machine Cartridge Music Machine (also works on the Commodore 64)
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MAX Machine Cartridge Music Machine (also works on the Commodore 64):
$79.99

Music Machine Cartridge
for the Commodore Max Machine This is a MUsic Machine cartridge for the Commodore MAX Machine. It allows you to produce music on the MAX Machine\'s SID chip (same one as the Commodore 64).Some history: the MAX Machine was a game machine developed prior to the Commodore 64 and sold only in Japan. Commodore made about 25 cartridges for the MAX machine, but since the system was largely a flop, few were produced and the cartridges are hard to find today. Because the Commodore 64 was designed with a MAX emulation mode, all MAX cartridges also work on the Commodore 64, SX64, and Commodore 128. This sale is for the cartridge and manual as shown in the pictures. Don\'t pass up the opportunity to own this rare item. I will combine shipping for multiple item purchases, so wait for my invoice if you win more than one of my sales. I will ship worldwide. Check out my other rare Commodore items.

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