# Key features
## Authentic emulation:
* NES: 7-bit, 5 channels (2 pulse, triangle, noise, DPCM)
* Commodore 64: 8-bit SID with non-linear DAC
* Akai S900: 12-bit with logarithmic encoding
* Fairlight CMI: 8-bit, 16kHz, the first sampler
## Hardware artifacts:
* Clock drift
* Voltage sag
* Thermal noise
* Cross-talk
* Component aging effects
## Flexible configuration:
* Presets for classic systems
* Configurable bit depth (1-16 bit)
* Adjustable sample rate
* Dry/wet control
## Integration:
* rill-buffers compatible
* Node implementation
* Preset serialization
* Utilities for crafting vintage sounds
## Educational value:
* Shows the evolution of digital audio
* Demonstrates the limitations of old systems
* Makes authentic chiptune sounds achievable