Roland SCC-1 board length???

Ken Runyon

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Oct 3, 1994, 3:19:23 PM10/3/94

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Roland SCC-1 owners:

Please help. What is the length of the SCC-1 card?
1/2, 2/3 or full length? This will determine if I buy
a Compaq or not (the presario line will accept 2/3-
sized cards max).

Thanks VERY much!!!!

Ken

P.S. Yes, I will base the purchase of my computer on
whether or not I can use the SCC-1.

Shawn Shafai

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Oct 4, 1994, 2:47:26 AM10/4/94

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Hi.
I read an ad that said the Roland SCC-1 is 1/2 size.
Don't know for sure.

-Shawn

Miles Jackson

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Oct 4, 1994, 1:09:08 PM10/4/94

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Size of the SCC-1: it's a dinky little board, plugs into an
8-bit slot if it needs to. About the size of a modem card--
that must make it 1/2 size, right?

By the way, I agree with your priorities: Sound definitely
comes first! (A PC box is a pc box is a . . .)

Miles Jackson
mjac...@pcc.edu

MR B K TOH

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Oct 5, 1994, 6:48:17 AM10/5/94

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The SCC-1 seems to be 1/2 length, ie. length of a 16 bit slot.
Haven't seen the SCC-1B, altho I have seen a review
which shows a 3/4-full length card. Could be a misprint

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Andrew Brown

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Oct 6, 1994, 2:49:47 PM10/6/94

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FYI, The SCC-1 and the SCC-1B are exactly the same. The only difference, is
that the SCC-1B comes with different software: Ballade and Band in a Box.

THe SCC-1 is somewhere between 3/4 and 1/2 length. I'm pretty sure that
it is a 3/4 length card

Andrew Brown

Jason Lin

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Oct 6, 1994, 4:39:30 PM10/6/94

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MR B K TOH (bk...@ic.ac.uk) wrote:
: The SCC-1 seems to be 1/2 length, ie. length of a 16 bit slot.

: Haven't seen the SCC-1B, altho I have seen a review
: which shows a 3/4-full length card. Could be a misprint

There is only one SoundCanvas on a card - SCC-1.
SCC-1B is a package of SCC-1 + Ballade GS & Band In the Box GS..
B stands for bonus software I think..
-JL

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Kenneth Runyon

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Oct 7, 1994, 9:38:21 AM10/7/94

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In article 8...@nntpa.cb.att.com, ba...@cbncp52.cb.att.com (Mike Bates) writes:
>In article <1994Oct3....@almserv.uucp>,

>Ken Runyon <g1u...@fnma.COM> wrote:
>>Roland SCC-1 owners:
>>
>> Please help. What is the length of the SCC-1 card?
>>1/2, 2/3 or full length?
>

>The SCC-1 is an 8-bit board that is 7 1/4" long. (I measured it)
>It's a little longer than some of my half length boards, but not
>much.
>
>Mike Bates
>m.w....@att.com
>

Thanks for all the responses, especially to Mike Bates for
taking the time to measure the card!

Ken

Mike Bates

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Oct 6, 1994, 9:40:10 PM10/6/94

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In article <1994Oct3....@almserv.uucp>,
Ken Runyon <g1u...@fnma.COM> wrote:

>Roland SCC-1 owners:
>
> Please help. What is the length of the SCC-1 card?
>1/2, 2/3 or full length?

The SCC-1 is an 8-bit board that is 7 1/4" long. (I measured it)