snark-barker

The projects I mention here are not clones themselves but ever cheaper PCB prototypes and microcontrollers make it a fantastic time to create hardware for old systems (e.g. ISA). Enjoy these examples: there is PicoGUS [0], a Gravis Ultrasound emulation, a Raspi Pico based PCMCIA WLAN card [1], EDO/FPM RAM modules [2], "Snark Barker", a soundblaster 1.0 clone [3]... If you want more electronics stuff, I suggest you follow the creators of these on Twitter. [0] https://github.com/polpo/picogus [1] https://www.yyzkevin.com/pcmcia-pico-w-card/ [2] https://twitter.com/0xCats/status/1524708654913662977 [3] https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker

For some more nostalgia you can build your own Sound Blaster, or: Snark Barker https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker

You might be interested in this 100% compatible SB 1.0 reimplementation (including 8051 of course) : https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker

Isn't it just this? https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker/blob/master/firmware/... EDIT: I think this is the Chinese ROM. It doesn't match the disassembly snippets from his video.

From the source (https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker/blob/6b967f8c165fedcb...): const char *names[] = {"Snark Barker", "Snood Bloober", "Sound Baster", "Sad Bluster", "Sod Duster", "Sand Duster", "Sun Buster", "Sound Sphincter", "Sound Stinker", "Sound Bladder", "Sound Bleater", "Sow Blaster", "Snud Bluffer", "Snard Blarger", "Snorp Blorper", "Sud Buggler", "Snot Blotter", "Sneet Beeper", "Snoot Booper", "Soup Blooper", "Snout Flouter", "Snake Baker", "Spung Bunger", "Star Barper", "Snood Booger", "Sound Barker", "Sound Basher", "Snort Snorter", "Ear Blaster", "Sound Bluster"};