Thanks for the reply , would i be missing alot if i did not get a MPU-401 ?

So far i only have the UM-one mk2 and i have the older revision of the roland without the headphone jack , so i have 2 mono 1/8inch . I do not understand how o r what cables i need to hook up to my 1/4 headphone jack using my on board sound. Can you or someone help me find these cables on ebay as …

Most integrated and separate or discrete sound cards will feature both a Line-in port and the Line-out. The line-out or headphone jack is what your computer speakers connect to. The Line-in is where you plug the MT-32 into. That way programs can use the sound card's normal audio or they can use the …

OIC thanks for clarifying the input cable sizes. My only concern is i hook up the cables from guitar center from the MT-32 and how do i plug in those cables as well as my desktop speaker cables onto the on board sound?

This is where I picked up my last PSB-120 I got for a spare MT-200. Never had a bad experience with Reverb. But I think my local guitar center also sells these for about the same price, but they don't keep them in stock so I would have to wait a few days all the same for shipping. But I know this …

Can someone recommend a good generic power supply from Ebay?

Actually, your can use any AC/DC adapter that outputs the correct voltage and is equal or more of the amps stated on the MT-32 (it will only draw what it requires). HOWEVER, take note of the polarity of the DC plug (negative centre, positive on the outside). Thank you for the info, Will i be ok …

So i just bought a mt-32 for the asking price of about 166.00 i think it was an alright deal since these have become more popular with the new Mister FPGA 486 Core and will be building a new dos machine , The unit did not come with the power brick and saw that this can be powered using a genesis …

collector wrote: This should be in Marvin, not DOS Games. I also own a Silicon Graphics SG520 CRT Refurbished Looks just like this... Bought it for 399.99 back in 2007... im good no need to dosbox

I believe i have a sound blaster that is a PC 128 card.. its a CT 4810 but has no wave table connector

Please recommend me the perfect sound hardware for DOS /WIN98SE? I see they have wave table hardware that can be installed on certain sound cards to produce better sound than a Roland device. Most dos games i would like to play are from 1990-00 year Will be making these systems to a Win 98 SE system …