I learned to code on MK-52. It was fairly cheap and accessible by the time i have got my hands on it. After programming (and patching) in hex codes, any other

I learned to code on MK-52. It was fairly cheap and accessible by the time i have got my hands on it. After programming (and patching) in hex codes, any other programming language seems fairly simple. And on the back of MK-52 there was a potentiometer you could use to overclock it. I did not know the trick of re-soildering the BRP jumper though. Ah, good times.