BMC64 Raspberry Pi Interface for Commodore 64 with microSD card and GPIO Cable
The BMC64 project brings a delightful twist to the classic Commodore 64 experience by leveraging a Raspberry Pi to emulate this beloved computer. It seamlessly connects with original Commodore 64 peripherals, such as the keyboard and joysticks, allowing you to enjoy your cherished breadbin or 'C' slimline case.
 
With the included MicroSD BMC64 software, you can relive the nostalgia of the classic Commodore 64 in a modern format. This software is built on the established and reliable VICE emulator, ensuring minimal latency and excellent compatibility.
 
BMC64 is a bare metal fork of VICE's C64 emulator optimized for the Raspberry Pi 3. (It will also work on RPi 2 and Zero models with slightly reduced performance for some features.) [Raspberry Pi Not Included]  It has 50hz/60hz smooth scrolling, low video/audio latency and a number of other features that make it perfect for building your own C64 replica machine..
 
What’s included? You’ll receive the BMC64 interface with a GPIO cable, a pre-configured 32GB Micro SD card, Quickstart guide and rubber feet for stability and if you're in the UK we'll also supply a free 5v power-supply.
 
Can be fitted in either C64C or Breadbin case.
 
Add your own Raspberry Pi
Quick boot time: 4.1 seconds! (over composite)
True 50hz/60hz smooth scrolling (no horizontal tearing or jitters!)
Low latency between input and audio/video
Excellent audio/video synchronization
No need to issue a shutdown sequence, just power off