Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128

Sinclair ZX · 1986

128K, banked memory, and the AY sound chip that finally gave the Spectrum real music — the difference in a game's soundtrack between 48K and 128K is startling. Developed with Investrónica for the Spanish market and sold in Britain with an external heatsink so large it was nicknamed the toastrack. The last machine Sinclair sold under his own control, and uncommon in that form.

As catalogued

Maker
Sinclair
CPU
Zilog Z80A-3.5
Memory
128K
Styles
toastrack, Spanish 128 (Investronica)
Regions
PAL (UK/Europe), NTSC (Timex/US)
Chassis
wedge with heatsink (toastrack)
OS
128 BASIC / 48 BASIC

Chips

3
CPU
Zilog Z80A, Zilog Z8400AB1, NEC D780C-1, SGS Z8400AB1, Sharp LH0080A, Mostek MK3880N-4, GoldStar Z8400A, Toshiba TMPZ84C00AP
ULA
Ferranti 5C102E, Ferranti 5C112E, Ferranti 6C001E-5, Ferranti 6C001E-6, Ferranti 6C001E-7, Ferranti 7K010E-5
Sound
General Instrument AY-3-8912, General Instrument AY-3-8910, Yamaha YM2149F

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