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Bryon Wasserman

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May 1, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/1/95
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In article <799319...@psp.co.uk>, t...@psp.co.uk says...
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>What are folks using for Sound cards under Win 95?
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>I have a client who wants to put in a sound card - I am currently
>recommending SoundBlaster 16 (cheap and reliable!), but she is
>thinking of an SB 32AWE. Does this card work any better under Win95?
>
>Any sound advice gratefully received, either here or in email.
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>Thanks.
>
>Thomas
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I'd recommend that your client get a Logitech Soundman Wave. Thave
wavetable quality is not quite as good as that of a SB AWE 32 , but it is
quite good and it only sells for $95.

Bryon Wasserman
wasser...@osu.edu


Dave Morris

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May 1, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/1/95
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Yes I am using an AWE32 an it does work fine under WIN95 and is a hell of
a lot better than the SB16. Remember, Wavetable boards like AWE32 sound
real, boards using FM snthysis, sound like real in a tin can,

good luck.

/DM ;-)

Thomas F Lee

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May 1, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/1/95
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What are folks using for Sound cards under Win 95?

I have a client who wants to put in a sound card - I am currently
recommending SoundBlaster 16 (cheap and reliable!), but she is
thinking of an SB 32AWE. Does this card work any better under Win95?

Any sound advice gratefully received, either here or in email.

Thanks.

Thomas
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Ron Miller

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May 2, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/2/95
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t...@psp.co.uk (Thomas F Lee) wrote:

>What are folks using for Sound cards under Win 95?

>I have a client who wants to put in a sound card - I am currently
>recommending SoundBlaster 16 (cheap and reliable!), but she is
>thinking of an SB 32AWE. Does this card work any better under Win95?

>Any sound advice gratefully received, either here or in email.


>Thomas

If the client can wait 4 months, Creative Labs has promised
to have Plug and Play sound cards available at the same time
Win 95 is released, not 90 days later as most hardware and
software developers have planned. Undoubtedly, Windows 95
can install proper drivers for all the Sound Blaster cards
now so making the sound card work at this time is not the
problem, but having a Win-95-configurable sound card might
be worth hours of frustration later when another device is
installed after the sound card. Just a thought.
Ron Miller, MD
mill...@postbox.acs.ohio-state.edu


Thomas Muhr

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May 2, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/2/95
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Thomas F Lee (t...@psp.co.uk) wrote:
: What are folks using for Sound cards under Win 95?

I am using a SPEA V7 MediaFX. W95 had no problems recoginzing the card and the
16bit drivers.
Thomas


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David de Lisle

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May 2, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/2/95
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> mu...@cs.tu-berlin.de (Thomas Muhr) writes:
> Thomas F Lee (t...@psp.co.uk) wrote:
> : What are folks using for Sound cards under Win 95?
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The Audio trix Pro made by a company in Canada does not like
win 95 at all. In fairness to the company they are helping me
get it configured. Other than that a great soundcard
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