Was scouring the web for some other stuff and I came across the archived Evertek page. They apparently were also a reseller / clearance house for hardware.

Their driver page has listings for the Media Magic Telemetry 32 card. Different packages for Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. Each package being 5 disks:
http://web.archive.org/web/19970701213009fw_/ … ound_cards.html

File names were as follows:
Windows 3.1
t32w3xd1.exe - t32w3xd5.exe

Windows 95
t32w95d1.exe - t32w95d5.exe

Manual
telemetry32.pdf

Unfortunately, this is one of two cards on that page that didn't have the files archived.

Those file names bring up no results on google or on an ftp search.

My most sincere apologies for necro'ing this dusty old thread, but I figured it would be good to follow-up on my old post.

I finally got this damn card working! It turns out that it works just fine in Windows 95.
I'm running it on a Pentium 133MHz system.

And wow... it sure can make... sounds?

It features a 1M wavetable and "OPL3 emulation".

I made some recordings of the MIDI playback attempting to play onestop.mid:
1M Wavetable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8cZdwxGK8g
OPL3 Emulation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqxOxc5bjIs

WARNING: There is some horrible interference/noise that I can't seem to get rid of (it's present on both the amplified output and line out). I'm thinking my card is partially defective, but I don't think that would be the sole contributor to the "performance" of the MIDI playback.

The MIDI playback suffers terribly from real poor polyphony support. Especially in the wavetable mode.