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From: brian.hammack@rook.wa.com (Brian Hammack)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: What is the Best Soun
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 11:20:00 GMT
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 Nathan shot back at "itsme":

>What is the best sound card for the IIgs?  I would like options like
>stereo, microphone input, software controllable output...

I've had a good time with my AE Sonic Blaster.  Has the above:  stereo
output, stereo mike input, volume control on the card [which can be a
pain unless you have volume control on your speakers :)], a pretty good
sound editor program, software support from most 16-bit programs that
make sound and a third-party CDEV is available for those that don't, and
the sound quality suits my great-but-not-absolutely-perfect needs.  Five
collections of resource sounds I have recorded with my Sonic Blaster are
available on the FTP's under the name Zounds#.shk.  :)  Most of the
16-bit sound editor programs not made by a card manufacturer support the
SB so you never have to stray far for help.  I'll admit that I have not
tried any other sound cards so I offer no comparisons.

    | told you enough times already. Stop asking to be spoonfed info you
    | can find easily should you open your eyes and use your brain.

Nathan, was this nice or helpful?  "There is a FAQ dealing with sound
cards in the same place you've found the rest of my FAQs" is enough.

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