Product Description

Advanced 16-bit ISA sound card with Built-In 3D sound supports 235 sampling rates from compact 4KHz up to full CD quality 48KHz. Multi-channel stereo mixer graphical interface gives you a computerized digital stereo recording studio in your own home. Full duplex support for Internet communications allows you to play and record simultaneously.Advanced built-in sounds include many musical instrument sounds such as piano, bass, drums with enhanced bass. Advanced recording, mixing and sound editing software is included! MIDI interface industry standard is compatible with virtually all games, applications and MIDI capable musical instruments.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #233469 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Digital Research
• Model: DRSOUND
• Platforms: Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows NT

Features

• Supports 2 joystick or game ports
• Built-in CD-ROM audio jack
• Includes Yamaha 128-voice WaveTable software
• Easy to install--just Plug and Play
• For IBM and 100 percent compatible computers

Amazon.com Product Description
The multichannel stereo mixer and the included graphical interface of this soundcard provide you with a computerized digital stereo recording studio in your home. Advanced recording, mixing, and sound-editing software is also included. Full-duplex support for Internet communications allows you to play and record simultaneously, a requirement for Internet phone use. The 22-voice, 52-operation OPFM Synthesizer produces advanced sounds and those of many musical instruments such as piano, bass, and drums with enhanced bass.

Customer Reviews

Installation Problems
I tried for 2 evenings to install this device in my son's Win95 system without success. The instruction sheet made it look fairly straightforward until I actually tried to install the unit. The discovery process seemed to flow normally, but the device never worked. The control panel showed that indeed the sounds were enabled and even looked as though they were working but no sound came out. I tried the installation procedure many times with no success. There was NO manual included with this device and no instructions on how to configure the jumpers on the board. The Win98 instruction said to avoid the discovery as a "Crystal" device, but that is exactly how 95 discovered it. I could never seem to get the system to use any other driver other than the "Crystal" one. I also looked for an 800 number for support and found none (perhaps I just missed it somewhere in the fine print). After 2 days of frustration I decided to try and install a Sound Blaster 16 card from another system. I was able to install the Sound Blaster in about 10 minutes with no problems. Based on my experience with trying to install this device, the poor documentation, the lack of support and the absence of a setup utility, I would not recommend the purchase of this product.