I guess it's 0,22 µF (220 nF). Simply because ceramic types aren't that big normally.
Over 1 µF (1000 nF) it's usually electrolytic caps.

any one can help me with the audio connector has allot of pins dont know where to buy these type or whats it called

Has anyone kept the gerber files for the PCB? They seem to be deleted and no longer available for download...

scroeffie wrote on 2023-06-04, 14:34:

any one can help me with the audio connector has allot of pins dont know where to buy these type or whats it called

This might be helpful from the original thread:

"I also put the 3.5mm jack on. It fits, but mine only has 3 of the 5 pins. The other 2 holes don't seem to be connected to anything on the PCB."

"The footprint for the 3.5mm jack has extra holes because the jack I used happened to have a built-in switch which is not used in this case. The jack you have should work fine unless the pinout of the jack happens to be different (which is doubtful, pinouts for these types of jacks appear to be pretty standard.)"

https://forum.vcfed.org/index.php?threads/cre … er-clone.60705/

You have to be careful when selecting the jack. There are various heights available. The ones where the jack is flush with the PCB will sit 'too low' for your ISA bracket. You'll want one that is a bit higher.

does the card work with out drivers because my 386 is not seeing the card

https://github.com/gemedetpaps/MUS-1099

scroeffie wrote on 2023-06-13, 10:33:

does the card work with out drivers because my 386 is not seeing the card

There are no drivers. Software that supports the card can either autodetect it, or you need to run some setup/install utility to manually set the correct base address.
Note that autodetection in many games is rather limited, if you also have other sound cards in the system, it will probably never bother to detect the CMS/GameBlaster.

i got the card to work iam not impressed i like the adlib clone sound way better

It's a card with SAA1099 chips, so that's what it sounds like.

scroeffie wrote on 2023-06-13, 12:39:

i got the card to work iam not impressed i like the adlib clone sound way better

Not sure what you expected from a stereo square wave generator..

scroeffie wrote on 2023-06-13, 12:39:

i got the card to work iam not impressed i like the adlib clone sound way better

Listening to some samples on Youtube could have saved you some bucks. 😉

was a fun project to do any other clone card i should look in to thats bid cheap no smd please i have so far the adlib clone the gameblaster clone and the tandy nano

Play some Paku Paku. It's the best card for it.

thanks wil test the game

iam trying to get sound with paku but so far nothing works i have sound in other games
i have set adres to 220 on the card pins

Hmm, dunno. I only ever launched with paku /cms. (My card is a CT1350B with chips added).

i tried paku /cms paku/cms:220 i tried with out jumper
paku /cms:220 does nothing

scroeffie wrote on 2023-06-13, 12:39:

i got the card to work iam not impressed i like the adlib clone sound way better

There's a DOS utility that let's you play music of various platforms. It supports CMS, too.
SBVGM (DOS) VGM Player

Creative had one, too.
http://www.vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/Creative_ … MS_Music_Player

Better tunes for CMS are Silpheed's credits tune, Monkey Island intro, Ultima VI..

The latter also supports Innovation Sound Standard (SSI-2001),
a rare music card for PC based on a C64 SID chip.
Maybe you enjoy making one of them, too. The replica was being worked on here at Vogons, too, I remember.