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In <3kvetm$9kl@optima.cs.arizona.edu> jjones@GAS.UUG.Arizona.EDU (Jeffrey C Jones) writes:

>It is SoundBlaster Pro compatible..  That means 8 bit stereo sound.

>It has a JAZZ 16 chipset.  Some are SCSI compatible, and I have a friend who
>is using his with a creative labs 3X cd-rom with no problems.

>The sound is good, and the midi is a pretty good wave table.  (Not as good
>as the Turtle Beach Rio card, but much cheaper).

>It's not Soundblaster 16 compatible, though, so that gives you problems
>sometimes when playing games (if you want 16bit stereo).

>I don't know if it is like a PAS-16 or not.  It is MPU-401 compat.

>		Jeff Jones (jjones@lectura.cs.arizona.edu)

Hold on just a minute.  I happen to own the above mentioned card, SoundMan
Wave, and can play 16-bit sounds.  It has the OPL4 and MPU-401 chips in it.
For the person from Australia who was curious, the port on the back is a
standard MIDI/joystick port.  Personally, and you can correlate with reviews,
the card is a good buy for the money and has decent but not outstanding sound.
And, it is VERY compatible with games.  My $.02 ...

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