You are all set then, as that synthesizer will faithfully reproduce SCC-1 music (as the SCC-1 is an SC-55 on a card.) You will never have to buy an SCC-1 as long as you keep the synthesizer. SC-55mkIIs cost a fair bit as well, so if money is tight, stick with what you have. Ummm ... yeah, I know …

Those modules, even though they are GS compatible, don't sound anything like the SCC-1. If you want to hear how the games sounded back in the day, you would use an SCC-1 or other Roland product of a similar vintage. Really? The SD-20 samples on the PG music website sounded "Sound Canvassy" and …

Yeesh, that's a stupid price to pay for a Roland SCC-1. And to think I felt a bit guilty about shelling out $60 for a real Roland MT-32. I'm not knockin' the Roland SCC-1 for what it is (arguably the best wavetable card ever). But why pay that much?? For that price range, you'd might as well get a …

For what it's worth, I found what also works really well for dosbox games on my widescreen monitor is setting the desktop resolution to 1280x720 and using the following setitngs .conf settings windowresolution=original aspect=true scaler=normal3x (or any of the 3x scaler settings) The window height …