ManNamedJed
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For some reason I've been wondering about Cheap Squeak sound PCBs.
It occured to me that 'Cheap Squeak' is a cool and odd name. First its unusual to use the word cheap in a product name. And why bother to 'brand' it with a name anyway? Most games its just the 'sound board'.
It has been used in video games and pinballs. Are they all the same, or customized to the application? Were they designed at Bally/Midway or sourced from outside?
I did some googling and didn't find anything. Does anyone know if there is anything interesting in its history?
It occured to me that 'Cheap Squeak' is a cool and odd name. First its unusual to use the word cheap in a product name. And why bother to 'brand' it with a name anyway? Most games its just the 'sound board'.
It has been used in video games and pinballs. Are they all the same, or customized to the application? Were they designed at Bally/Midway or sourced from outside?
I did some googling and didn't find anything. Does anyone know if there is anything interesting in its history?
