Mustang

Mustang 9008

Mustang 9008

Generation	First Generation
Release date	1977

The 9008 model is much rarer than the 6 games version 9012 but uses the same common GI AY-3-8500 chip.

CPU	AY-3-8500 (General Instrument)
BUTTONS	serve, start/reset
SWITCHES	power on/off, game select, game difficulty
BUILT IN GAMES	Tennis, Hockey, Squash, Handball
CONTROLLERS	2 detachable controllers with a knob
SCORE	-
COLOR / B&W	-
SOUND	Built-in
SIZE / WEIGHT	-
I/O PORTS	RF TV video output
POWER SUPPLY	External power supply 9V or 6x1.5v "C"(R12) batteries

Mustang 9009

Mustang 9009

Generation	First Generation
Release date	1977

CPU	-
BUTTONS	-
SWITCHES	-
BUILT IN GAMES	-
CONTROLLERS	-
SCORE	-
COLOR / B&W	-
SOUND	Built-in
SIZE / WEIGHT	-
I/O PORTS	RF TV video output
POWER SUPPLY	External power supply 9V or 6x1.5v "C"(R12) batteries

Mustang 9012 (713 773/58)

Mustang 9012

Generation	First Generation
Release date	1977

CPU	AY-3-8500 (General Instrument)
BUTTONS	serve, start/reset
SWITCHES	power on/off, game select, game difficulty
BUILT IN GAMES	Tennis, Hockey, Squash, Handball, Target, Shoot
CONTROLLERS	2 detachable controllers with a knob + light pistol
SCORE	-
COLOR / B&W	-
SOUND	Built-in
SIZE / WEIGHT	167mm W x 242mm L x 69mm H / 630g (without batteries); 190g (controllers)
I/O PORTS	RF TV video output, gun connector
POWER SUPPLY	AC 9V, 100 mA, 3.5mm plug or 6 x "C" 1,5v batteries

Mustang 9014 Panzerschlacht

Very rare tank-battle system with special steering controllers released in 1978. This system is almost same with the Intercord TCVS-11 system with one exception; the buttons are located on the left side instead of the right side of the casing. There is also a french system that looks almost the same. The "Tank Heroique" system has the same case but the 4 Pong games that came with both German systems are not included. 2 extra controllers came with the German system to allow playing the Pong games. The steering controllers were not very solid so they broke quite fast.

CPU	-
BUTTONS	-
SWITCHES	-
BUILT IN GAMES	-
CONTROLLERS	-
SCORE	-
COLOR / B&W	-
SOUND	Built-in
SIZE / WEIGHT	-
I/O PORTS	RF TV video output
POWER SUPPLY	External power supply 9V or 6x1.5v "C"(R12) batteries

Mustang 9015

Mustang 9015

Generation	First Generation
Release date	1978
Media type	9015 Cartridges

Part of the "9015 systems".

Mustang 9016 (MPT-02)

This is a quite rare and interesting Pong like cartridge system. It was sold by Mustang and is a clone of the American RCA Studio II console. It plays Pong style games and has built-in keyboard controllers. There are several games built-in. Other ones could be loaded from cartridges (7 or 8 of them exist).