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The MCU on your Arduino board will be acting as the 2A03's ROM and RAM. So you'll need to spoon-feed opcodes onto the eight data bus pins and react to what it outputs on M2 and a subset of the address lines. Most of these signals change at 1.8 MHz, one-twelfth of the input clock. The 2A03 is not a ...

Hey all, I'm new to this forum, NES hardware, and really to electronics in general. I mostly work on the software side of things. I'm a musician, a coder, and a fan of classic chiptune, so I thought it would be really neat to try and build a synthesizer using an actual RP2A03. I ordered a broken Fam...