wow, a real adlib card!.. i wonder if those chips are dumped. The big one has, to the extent it can be dumped: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dd8kqn9f_13cqjkf4gp The other chips are standard TTL logic, amplifiers and a DAC. The adlib has a very "warm" but noisy sound compared to a Sound Blaster An …

I used a Aztech Sound Galaxy Pro 16 from '94-'98 and from what I remember, it was both SBPro and SB16 compatible, but I could be wrong. It never gave me any problems and didn't require any nonsense such as TSRs or initialization software. In fact, I still have it but I haven't gotten around to …

I use a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz; I don't even use the sound portion, only the gameport. It's in my system solely so that I can use my MT-32 in Dosbox. The advantage to using this over a USB midi adaptor is that a gameport also allows you to use old joysticks, like the CH Flightstick, so you can get …

Looks like I won't be getting a PAS16 then. I was hoping that it was a solid SBPro clone with additional features, but I guess I'll have to keep on looking around for the perfect DOS sound card...

On a related note, is the PAS16 a SBPRO-compatible card, or is it only SB 2.0-compatible? I've seen conflicting information about that on these forums and the rest of the internet.