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From: Ilan Berkner
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 13:48

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In article <1993Jan7.153017.27826@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu> mpearson@lynx.dac.northeastern.edu (Matthew Pearson) writes:
>Is the Turtle Beach Multi-sound Sundblaster or PAS compatible by any means??

No.  It has an on-board DSP (you can upload your own code if you have
the cross-assembler), and it is memory-mapped, not DMA-based.

If you're not concerned about SB compatibility, and price is not _that 
much_ of an issue, then this is the card to get.  We use it for our
turn-key video editing system, and it's sweet.  DMA-based audio is
crap if you have any other DMA devices in your system that need to run
simultaneously (like an Adaptec SCSI controller).  

>
>Danke

Bitte.

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