😳 WOW! I thought maaaybe $130 or so... (I wussed out at $70 🙁 ) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=103000418660

dvwjr, awesome post (talk about detailed!!!) Ah, I love reading threads like these, gets me thinking again. I'm with GH wanting a 1 old rig solves all MY games solution, but I'm starting to see that 5u3 and the multi-pc route might be the only way to go. I'm really fascinated with the physical slow …

I have a SBLIVE! (in storage) and also a SB Audigy 2 ZS Gamer (in my main rig, an Athlon XP 3000+ with 1 gig mem, 6800gt, 2405fpw, :D ) Anyway, I'm trying to go the real dos route with my old clunker in my sig. Something is just 'cool' with being able to dual boot into MS-DOS 6.22 / Win 98. So yeah, …

Ahhh... well all this info is slowly starting to seep into my thick skull. I loaded up Wing Commander 3 last night on my old Dos Box (MAN I coulda sworn the FMV was sooo much 'cleaner' looking back in the day, guess I've been spoiled with all the new tech). Anyway, man.. the music on the SB16, well …

Hmm.. Thanks for the inputs guys. So I'm confused a little bit, so the MT-32 provides something completely different from the DB50xg? It's the SB16 SCC-1 that overlap in funcationality? I coulda sworn it was the other way around. Guess I should point out I already have a SB16 ISA. I guess from a …

Man, so much research on forums such as this and google and my head is spinning. :dead: Okay here goes, since I don't wanna lay down the cash for a LAPC-I, and heck, can't even find a CM-500, does this combo sound killer? SB16 ISA with the Yamaha DB50XG daughter board. Takes up 1 ISA slot Roland SCC …

Yeah... I kinda just impulse bid on it since it was dirt cheap instead of the other P233 MMX systems that were going for like $40+ shipped. I was hopping that the bottom flair part was just cosmetic, but eh.. guess not.. lol... found this pic after I won the bid: http://www.damike.com/Pics/PC/ …

I just won this turd for $14.61 shipped! :shocked: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8785772664 Specs: Brand: Packard Bell "Multimedia R515" Processor Type: Intel Pentium MMX Processor Speed: 233 MHz Memory (RAM): 256 MB (I think it only supports 128, so he might be wrong) Hard …