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Re: CD-ROM, sound, speakers suggestions?!!

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From: John Rosenquist
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 1994 17:41
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In article <3c12tu$9m7@news.cloud9.net>, hooten@cloud9.net (Michael
Hooten) wrote:

> [ Article crossposted from comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.cd-rom ]
> [ Author was Michael Hooten ]
> [ Posted on 6 Dec 1994 06:35:20 GMT ]
> 
> I am contemplating buying a 2x CD-ROM drive, a 16-bit sound card, and
> speakers.  I do not want to buy really cheap or really expensive products,
> preferrably something that is moderately priced. Initially, the products
> will be used for software such as Encarta or Bookshelf. (BTW, if anyone
> knows who makes the best CD encyclopedia, I would love to know: MS,
> Compton's, other.) I intend to play DOOM at some point because I have
> heard so many references to it.  However, if I should desire to undertake
> more ambitious endeavors (sound editing, etc.) with these products, the
> products should not limit me too much. 
> 
> I have heard about compatibility problems with the Ensoniq sound card, but
> I do not know if it is true. The CD-ROM should be reliable. The sound card
> should be compatible. And the speakers must be clear. I am interested in
> spending no more than $350. I realize that I am not going to get the
> highest quality products for this amount of money; however, I would like
> to make an informed purchase. I prefer to buy a bundled packaged. (Why 
> are the bundled CDs so lame? Any suggestions as to choices?) I will use 
> these components in Windows, primarily, and OS/2.
> 
> If described components cannot be purchased at this price, please suggest 
> the best products in this price range.
> 
> Please e-mail any responses. 
> 
> Thank you so very much for your time.
> Michael J. Hooten
> hooten@cloud9.net

I run my own little business selling Hardware and Software. I can get you
a Mitsumi 2X and a MV Pro 3-D Sound card for $400 or with the Premium for
$290. I can also get you a 4X Teac and a Premium 3-D for $400. The one
drawback is neither one of these sets includes speakers. Let me know if
your interested. Good Luck.

      John.

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