Editing Atari Falcon030 (section)

== C-Lab / Emagic Variants ==

In 1995, the music technology company C-Lab (which later became Emagic) acquired the rights to the Falcon hardware design and produced three variants:<ref>{{cite web |url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Falcon |title=Atari Falcon – C-Lab |publisher=Wikipedia |access-date=2026-03-27}}</ref>

* '''Falcon Mk I''' — Direct continuation of Atari's Falcon030 with TOS 4.04
* '''Falcon Mk II''' — Addressed design shortcomings for studio use; added line-level audio input, improved clock circuitry
* '''Falcon Mk X''' — Rack-mounted in a 19″ 1U case with external keyboard and space for internal SCSI hard drives