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From: [email protected] (Mitchell Spector)

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Subject: Re: What is the Best Sound card for the IIgs?

Date: 24 Sep 1997 02:13 -0500

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In article itsme <[email protected]> writes...

>What is the best sound card for the IIgs? I would like options like

>stereo, microphone input, software controllable output...

>What are some good sound cards, and what features do they have?

The best one out there is probably Applied Engineering's Audio

Animator. That consisted of an interface board with a Z8530 serial

chip that connected up to an external sound mixer box. It used its

own ADC (inside the shielded box) to digitize sound at a much higher

quality than the Ensoniq's own ADC, and with the ability to capture

in true stereo (some cards did not offer this). The mixer included

two 1/4" phono connectors and four RCA connectors for input/output,

as well as volume sliders to control sound levels. Another nice

touch was that it also provided MIDI compatibility and had three

standard DIN5 connectors for that.

Another good card (and probably just as good as the AE AA) was

the Applied Visions FutureSound card. It too used its own ADC to

digitize sound and gave very clean stereo output, though these are

a little on the rare side to find.

Other options worth checking into are the MDIdeas SuperSonic

Stereo card, which gave clean output (if you jumpered the card using

the 'LN' output) and had a piggyback digitizer option. However that

used the ADC from the Ensoniq and generally was very hissy and noisy

from my own experience with at least three of these boards. There

was the 'Digitizer Pro' option which was a full sized card, and like

the others above used its own ADC, but this is extremely rare and

hard to find (so few people have owned them I have no idea how well

it worked). Although it was decent, I was never fond of the MDIdeas

card because all the connectors were internal, forcing you to run

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