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Quoted from Sprout:but it still begs the question of why I'd see differences between these three different 5200's on the same board, with the same resistor configuration.
barakandl noted some time ago that a tube of NOS TMS5200 chips with the same date code each produced different pitch in speech. So what you're seeing probably isn't unusual.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/flash-gordon-wrong-speech#post-5351112
Quoted from solarvalue:What about this?
That mod doesn't produce speech.
All it does is fake a missing speech chip so it passes the powerup test allowing the board to continue to play other game sound effects.
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