Apparently Solid State Music was founded by associates of California digital surplus dealers and of the Homebrew Computer Club. Check my WAMECO Web page for more information. The SSM circuit boards were initally colored blue, and so they were marketed as "the blue boards". Many were sold as blank boards with docs; SSM sold both kits and assembled boards.
CB1 8080 CPU board, 26 pgs
CB1A 8080 CPU board, 26 pgs
IO2 parallel I/O board 10 pgs
IO4 instruction manual, 32 pgs
MB3 2K/4K EPROM board (1702) 8 pgs
MB4 4K/8k memory board 12 pgs
MB6B 8K memory board 20 pgs
MB8A 1K to 16K EPROM board (2708), 18 pgs
MB8 8K/16K Eprom Board (2708), 1977, 10 pgs
"MUS-X1 A high level music interpreter" docs & source, 66 pgs
OB1 Vector Jump and prototype board. 12 pgs
PB1 2708 2716 Programmer and PROM board, 26 pgs
SSM 8080 Monitor V1 listing, 1977, 50 pgs
T1 Terminator board, 1978, 10 pgs
T1 terminator board manual, 10 pgs
VB1-C 64 character video interface, 1980, 60 pgs
VB1-B Video Interface 42 pgs
VB2 Video Board, 1978, 42 pgs
VB3 80 character Video Interface, 1980, 72 pgs + 68 pgs source
VB3A 80 character video interface,
VB3A Instruction and reference manual, 1981, 60 pgs + 38 pgs source
VB3A Assembly and troubleshooting manual, 1981, 12 pgs
SSM VB3 6 X 7 character EPROM retrofit - ROM dump, 6 pgs
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