14 Pin DIL chip Socket

DIL 14 socket (suitable for 74LS00, 74LS08, 74LS32, 74LS74, 7406, 4066 etc)

16 Pin DIL Chip Socket

DIL 16 socket (Suitable for 4116, 4164, 4044, 74LS139, 74LS157, 74LS257, 74LS258 etc)

18 Pin DIL chip Socket

DIL 18 socket (suitable for LM1889 Video encoder, 41464 RAM chip etc)

20 Pin DIL Chip Socket

DIL 20 socket (Suitable for 74LS373 etc)

24 pin DIL IC Socket

• As used in the Commodore 64 for the Basic, Kernal and Character ROM chips.
• Two of these placed end-to-end will replace a 48-pin DIL socket such as that for the ULA in the Spectrum 128

28 Pin DIL Socket

• Suitable for for ROM in Spectrum, SID and PLA chips in the Commodore 64

40 Pin DIL Chip Socket

• As used for Z80 (and ULA on Spectrum 16/48) , CPC464 and the CPU, VIC-II, CIAs on Commodore 64

New Clip / Grommet  for Power LED

• For the standard 5mm round power LED used in the breadbin case.
• Clip and ring supplied, good quality and easy to fit. 

Connector housing / shell for C2N tape deck

• Original salvaged part in good condition (not overly age-yellowed)
• Includes nut and bolt
• This is just the shell, there is no connector inside

Audio / Video socket (8 pin DIN) for Commodore 64, CBM +4 

• Brand new 8-pin DIN socket with the uncommon "horseshoe" pin arrangement used on all but the earliest C64s (those have a 5 pin video connector)
• Also used on the Commodore +4 and C16

Power socket - 7 pin DIN for Commodore 64 and C64C - Common type

• New, unused power socket suitable for C64 boards which have the socket anchoring pins 5mm apart, ie: ,ost of the later boards and not PCB revision KU-14194 HB / 326298 / earlier - those boards have anchoring pins 10mm apart. 
• Please see this photo for comparison. A suitable socket for early boards is listed below.

Power socket - 7 pin DIN - for Early Commodore 64s KU-14194 HB & Assy 326298 

• Important: This type has the anchoring pins 10mm apart. It is suitable for very early boards such as the KU-14194 HB and Assy: 326298. It is not suitable for the common later boards which have the anchoring pins ~5mm apart. Please see this photo for comparison.
• Brand new.

Serial / IEC Disk Drive connector (6 pin DIN socket) 

• Brand new C64 serial port PCB socket
• Also used on the C16, Commodore +4 and VIC20

Audio / Video socket : 5-pin DIN for early Commodore 64s & VIC20

• A brand new 5-pin DIN socket as used on very early breadbin C64 boards and the VIC20

Cartridge Port Connector For Commodore 64

• Brand new 44-pin edge connector socket
• Same part is used for the breadbin and C64C

Joystick connector for Commodore 64 and other computers

• Salvaged part, removed from a breadbin style C64.
• Clean, undamaged (pins are not corroded) and in good working order.
• Supplied with screws.
• Also used in the "short board" VIC20
• Can be used on the spectrum 128 +2 and Amstrad CPC 464 (using the screws to hold it in place instead of the clipping lug).

Replacement A/V plug (5 pin DIN) for Early Commodore 64 

• Brand new 5-pin DIN plug for EARLY C64 PCB A/V sockets (later types all have 8 pins)
• Note: This 5-pin DIN will also actually fit the more common (later) 8-pin sockets, but you'll be limited to composite video only since the Chrominance signal is on pin 6.

Replacement power plug (7 pin DIN) for Commodore 64 PSU

• Brand new DIN plug
• PSU Pin-out details can be found here and here

Replacement serial cable plug (6 pin DIN) for Commodore 64 

• Brand new DIN plug

RF TV Modulator for "breadbin" C64 - PAL version *Salvaged*

• Original salvaged unit, part number will be MD6-UE3E603, 251025-03 or 251697-02 - all are compatible.
• Tested: RF output good (grain, waviness or flaring are minimal) AV pass-through also tested and working.
• Cannot be used in the later C64C (these used a smaller modulator, please see my other listings)

RF TV Modulator for C64C - PAL version *SALVAGED*

• Original salvaged unit, part number will be 251916-03 or 252405-03. (252405-03 has the sound band switch accessible on the back, 251916-03 has the switch inside with an access hole on the top - both models are interchangeable.)
• Tested: RF output good (little grain, waviness or flaring) AV pass-through also test and working.
• Due to their size, modulators are in the "small parcel" category so postage may be higher than expected within the UK (it doesn't make a lot of difference when sending overseas however)
• Cannot be used in the breadbin C64 (these used a larger modulator, please see my other listings)