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Re: Sound card recommenda

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From: biz... Bernard Chase
Date: Fri, 21 May 1993 07:35
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I'm about to do the same thing.

But I've narrowed down my selection to two cards:
SoundBlaster 16 ASP
Gravis UltraSound Board

I guess what I really want to know is which one will/is the standard for
true 16-bit sound.

Only draw back with the SB-16ASP is the proprietary SCSI/CD-ROM
connection which only accepts Panasonic and some other CD-ROM.
Not that I plan on getting a CD-ROM anytime soon I think I'd go with an
NEC (they are the fastest)

I wrote off the Pro Audio Spectrum 16 because of its age...Maybe I'm
wrong...Please correct me.

                        <<< BizMan >>>

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From: biz...@panix.com (Bernard Chase)
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Subject: Re: Sound card recommenda
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