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                        Devil Fish front panel at sunrise
 
This is the web home of Real World Interfaces – my business which primarily concerns hardware and software for electronic musical instruments.  Real World Interfaces was established as a business name in 1985, although my involvement in musical instrument modifications began in late 1980 with mods for the Casio M10 portable polyphonic digital keyboard. 

The main products and services are described in the following directories:
 
dfish/ Devil Fish TB-303 modifications
tr-606/ TR-606 modifications
smem/ 32 megabyte memory boards for the Akai S1000/S1100 and S2800/CD3000/S3000/S3200
casio-keyboards/ Information from the early 1980s on modifying the Casio M10, MT30 etc. keyboards, and driving the upD931 chip as used in the MT65.

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Robin Whittle rw@firstpr.com.au
For telephone contact details and times, see here .

ABN 54 367 581 108.

Last update 17 June 2006.