Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
*** This video is kindly sponsored by PCBWay.com ***
Join me as we build a Tape Copying device from the wayward 80's! The CopyMaster v2.0 / Clonemaster v2.0 performs signal rectification from the Commodore Datasette and pipes the beefed up info to two other decks.
You can play along at home by ordering this project from here: pcbway.com/project/shareproject/CLONEMASTER_V2___COPYBOARD_V2_.html - Thanks to C64iSTANBUL or their hard work
Of course, it all went wrong... Caveats and warnings all apply!
🤞 PLEASE HELP MARK FIXES STUFF SURVIVE 🏆: Due to "The Event" my livelihood vanished in a puff of smoke. If you can spare some change to help support the channel it is really appreciated and even the smallest pledge goes a long way in helping make more content and feed my cats (and children). Visit patreon.com/markfixesstuff for more info about Patreon Benefits!
00:00 - A look at the Commodore C64 tape-to-tape copying system.
00:15 - The Commodore 64 Clonemaster V2.0 / Copymaster V2.0.
00:22 - Mark Fixes Stuff Intro
00:27 - PCBWay Sponsor Thanks
00:40 - An Explanation of the Datasette to Datasette copying device.
01:01 - Parts needed / BOM / Bill of Materials for the Clonemaster V2
01:31 - Cleaning down the PCB with Isopropyl Alcohol
01:41 - Soldering the components into the C64 Copymaster V2
05:58 - Trying out the Commodore Tape Copying Splitter Board device.
06:32 - Killing the Commodore 64 - Blowing the 9v Fuse and disabling Sound / Datasette
07:42 - Fixing my mistake and getting it working again.
08:08 - Copying C64 tapes with the Clonemaster Splitter board
09:00 - Testing the Copied Commodore 64 tape.
09:18 - Did the pirated cassette tape load on the C64?
09:38 - Patreon Thanks!
10:03 - Further Viewing!
#Commodore64 #1980sPiracy #Retrocomputing
*** This video is kindly sponsored by PCBWay.com ***
Join me as we build a Tape Copying device from the wayward 80's! The CopyMaster v2.0 / Clonemaster v2.0 performs signal rectification from the Commodore Datasette and pipes the beefed up info to two other decks.
You can play along at home by ordering this project from here: pcbway.com/project/shareproject/CLONEMASTER_V2___COPYBOARD_V2_.html - Thanks to C64iSTANBUL or their hard work
Of course, it all went wrong... Caveats and warnings all apply!
🤞 PLEASE HELP MARK FIXES STUFF SURVIVE 🏆: Due to "The Event" my livelihood vanished in a puff of smoke. If you can spare some change to help support the channel it is really appreciated and even the smallest pledge goes a long way in helping make more content and feed my cats (and children). Visit patreon.com/markfixesstuff for more info about Patreon Benefits!
00:00 - A look at the Commodore C64 tape-to-tape copying system.
00:15 - The Commodore 64 Clonemaster V2.0 / Copymaster V2.0.
00:22 - Mark Fixes Stuff Intro
00:27 - PCBWay Sponsor Thanks
00:40 - An Explanation of the Datasette to Datasette copying device.
01:01 - Parts needed / BOM / Bill of Materials for the Clonemaster V2
01:31 - Cleaning down the PCB with Isopropyl Alcohol
01:41 - Soldering the components into the C64 Copymaster V2
05:58 - Trying out the Commodore Tape Copying Splitter Board device.
06:32 - Killing the Commodore 64 - Blowing the 9v Fuse and disabling Sound / Datasette
07:42 - Fixing my mistake and getting it working again.
08:08 - Copying C64 tapes with the Clonemaster Splitter board
09:00 - Testing the Copied Commodore 64 tape.
09:18 - Did the pirated cassette tape load on the C64?
09:38 - Patreon Thanks!
10:03 - Further Viewing!
#Commodore64 #1980sPiracy #Retrocomputing
